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100% GOOD (1 votes)AnsweredLanguage Question PS: Here are some related free lessons to learn Vietnamese: Free instruction: Past Tense Verbs — Modes of Transportation — Idiomatic Expressions — Weather and Climate
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November 2022
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 | PopapopDecember 2022 vui lòng, làm ơn..... depends on cases |
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 | GianggauAugust 2024 Làm ơn đi mà |
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 | Aelita-DaoAugust 2024 Vui lòng, làm ơn. And put either these two in the start of the sentence. Another way to say please in Vietnamese is ’xin’. Example: xin hãy đăng ký tại bàn số 3 (Please register at table no. 3) |
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