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Classifiers replace nouns in sentences.

Classifiers are used to create verbs in Vietnamese.

Classifiers are only used in written Vietnamese.

Classifiers categorize nouns and indicate quantity or type.

Cô ấy là học sinh.

Cô ấy là bác sĩ.

Cô ấy là giáo viên.

Cô ấy là sinh viên.

'có' means to have, while 'không có' means to want.

'có' indicates presence, while 'không có' indicates absence.

'có' indicates a question, while 'không có' indicates a command.

'có' is used for questions, and 'không có' is used for statements.

Add a noun to the end of the sentence.

Remove all particles from the sentence.

Use only a statement structure.

Add a question particle or use a question word.

Adverbial pronouns

Numerical pronouns

Conjunction pronouns

Personal pronouns, possessive pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, interrogative pronouns, reflexive pronouns.

Tones in Vietnamese are only used for musical purposes.

There are four tones in Vietnamese, each represented by a different letter.

Tones in Vietnamese are crucial for distinguishing meanings of words, with six distinct tones represented by diacritical marks.

Vietnamese has no tones, making it a tonal language.

Adjectives indicate the tense of the verb in a sentence.

Adjectives are used to replace nouns in Vietnamese sentences.

Adjectives describe nouns and provide additional information in Vietnamese sentences.

Adjectives serve as the main subject of a Vietnamese sentence.

Tôi thích ăn cơm và tôi cũng thích đi bộ.

Tôi thích đọc sách và tôi cũng thích xem phim.

Tôi thích đi du lịch hoặc tôi không thích ở nhà.

Tôi không thích đọc sách nhưng tôi thích ngủ.

Giáo viên

Học sinh

Bác sĩ

Y tá