Communication

really very; extremely

Common Vietnamese function word with multiple meanings: 1. (preposition) to put, to leave, to place; 2. (conjunction) in order to, so that; 3. (verb) to keep, to reserve; 4. (particle) used to soften a request or statement

from the beginning; from the start; originally

A Vietnamese phrase that refers to doing an action one more time or repeating something that has already been done.

To speak in an informal way with another person or group; also refers to an informal conversation itself.

must know; should know; need to know

Plural noun: 1. Written or spoken remarks expressing an opinion, reaction, or observation about something. 2. Sections of online posts or articles where users can leave their own messages or reactions. 3. Explanatory notes added to code, text, or a document.

The main, general point or essence of a matter, argument, or speech, without covering all details.

as for the first time; for the first occasion

A common Vietnamese modal phrase expressing that something was supposed to be allowed, should have happened, or ought to have been granted.

A coordinating conjunction used to express contrast, opposition, or a turning point between two clauses or ideas; equivalent to 'but' in English

An informal grammatical phrase used to refer to a specific category or type of person, thing, or situation, typically used when pointing out or discussing items nearby or just mentioned.

The purpose is to build

In that place, therein, among which, in which

A common Vietnamese phrase meaning that the listener should already know something by this point

A noun or verb meaning the state of touching or communicating with someone/something; also a person you know who can help you, or an entry storing a person's information in a device.

before a request is made; prior to a request

before making a request; prior to submitting a request

First-person personal pronoun, a casual and polite way to say 'I' or 'myself' in Vietnamese; can also refer to 'we' in informal contexts.

before making a request

They need to make a decision

They have requested / They asked

They have proposed / They suggested

An internet slang acronym standing for "laughing my ass off", used to express intense amusement at something online or in text messages.

(past tense) have received, got

plural noun: multiple people who receive something (such as a gift, package, email, money, or award)

To answer the question above; to respond to the issue mentioned earlier

this is very likely to happen

still does not have a name; unnamed yet

first of all, first, to begin with

will very likely; is highly likely to

this person wants

not required to; optional to

A speech clarity aid device, or a set of tools/instructions for making speech clear and understandable

adverb; seems like, apparently, as if

still encountered/ran into many barriers/obstacles just recently

It gives / He gives / She gives / It allows

To demand, require, ask for something firmly or as a necessary condition

You can write naturally

A common phrase used to indicate that something seems to be true or has become visible, based on what you can see or know.

even point out; even point out that; go so far as to state

request, demand, requirement

with the fact that they already have

more natural; a Vietnamese phrase meaning 'more natural', used to describe language or behavior that is more casual and unforced than a more formal alternative

needs to be checked; requires inspection or verification

To speak to a god or deity, especially privately or in a religious gathering, to give thanks, ask for help, or express devotion; also used informally to mean a sincere request.

The act of behaving toward others, handling a situation, or conducting business or negotiations; also refers to a specific type of transaction or interaction.

To judge or consider something in a particular way

The quality or state of being in accordance with fact or reality; a fact or belief that is accepted as true.

this has never happened before

I know that the/those

This is; here is

this is not important

An adjective most commonly used to describe a person or action that lacks intelligence or good judgment; historically, it was also used to mean unable to speak.

The sound produced through the mouth by a person speaking or singing; also the ability to express an opinion or the right to participate in decision-making

in the process of making a decision about something

A conjunction used to introduce a contrast or contradiction to a previous statement; can also mean 'in whatever way' or 'to whatever extent'.

Has it been signed yet?

to check email

to verify, to confirm the truth or accuracy of something

They have answered

I do not think this is

not important, unimportant

The actual facts, details or circumstances of an event or situation

a phrase meaning 'this confirms' or 'this verifies'

what do you think of, how do you evaluate

What is your opinion about; How do you evaluate

to see/find the document

Everyday communication, ordinary conversation

A Vietnamese interrogative phrase that expresses uncertainty or asks if a certain document/information is true or correct

I'm wondering whether... is... or not

Common Vietnamese phrase expressing uncertainty where the speaker is unsure whether something is the case or exists

A Vietnamese grammatical structure used to form yes-no questions, asking whether something exists or is the case

I am wondering whether

needs a decision; requires making a decision

This needs to be

This, a demonstrative pronoun referring to something close in space or context

Come from abroad; to come with people/things from a foreign country

the passive voice auxiliary marker indicating a past completed action

Is it allowed or not?

from receiving; since the act of receiving