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Vietnamese Grammar Point
Compounding: 'tốt đẹp'

Compounding: 'tốt đẹp'

Short explanation:

Used to emphasize the positivity or goodness of something or someone.

Formation:

Cách sử dụng: Subject + tốt đẹp

Examples:

Chúc mừng năm mới, chúc bạn một năm mới tốt đẹp!

Happy New Year, wishing you a wonderful year!

Cô ấy là một người có một tâm hồn tốt đẹp.

She is a person with a beautiful soul.

Đây là một cuốn sách với nhiều câu chuyện tốt đẹp.

This is a book with many wonderful stories.

Cô ấy đã có một ngày tốt đẹp ở trên bãi biển.

She had a beautiful day at the beach.

Long explanation:

In Vietnamese, 'tốt đẹp' is a compound adjective made by combining two individual words, 'tốt' meaning 'good' and 'đẹp' meaning 'beautiful'. Together they intensify the meaning, so 'tốt đẹp' conveys a strong sense of something that is very good, beautiful, splendid or wonderful. This term is commonly used to describe an event, situation, person or item with notable positivity and admiration.

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