Nữ: Anh, tối nay đi ăn không? Đi ăn đồ Nhật nha?
Hey, this evening go for dinner? Go eat Japanese food?
Nam: Được đó! Để anh bao em.
Sure! Let me treat you. / My treat.
Nữ: Ô kê!
Sure!
tối | evening |
tối nay | this evening |
đồ ăn / đồ | food |
Nhật | Japanese |
Được đó! | Sure! |
để | let |
bao | pay, treat |
Hello, same issue here on multiple devices and internet software (Safari and Google Chrome). Any idea how to solve it ?
2024-04-02 Reply
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2025-06-25 Reply
Thank you. I adapted the sentence and told my sister-in-law that I am eating Japanese food tonight. And she understood. :)
2022-03-22 Reply
This exercise was useful in explaining the southern accent that is pronounced when saying ăn and other words that end in '-an' like 'bạn'. I have a Vietnamese girlfriend and after 30 minutes of trying to ask why ăn does not end with an English 'n' sound, we both just gave up. I even tried looking in her mouth to see where her tongue ended up! Now I understand that it's like some Americans pronouncing yeah like 'yaw'. It's just the way it is!
2022-08-16 Reply
Coming here from the introductory level is a nice slower pace! Like a reward for making it from B1-B16
2025-06-12 Reply
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