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Vietnamese Grammar Point
Expression 'nước'

Expression 'nước'

Short explanation:

Used to refer to a country or the water element.

Formation:

The word 'nước' is a standalone noun in Vietnamese and can be used directly in sentences. Its meaning is determined by the context.

Examples:

'Nước trong cơ thể con người đóng một vai trò thiết yếu.

Water plays an indispensable role in the human body.

Nước Anh có lịch sử lâu đời và nền văn hóa phong phú.

England has a long history and a rich culture.

Bạn đang uống loại nước gì?

What kind of water are you drinking?

Nước Úc nổi tiếng với động vật hoang dã.

Australia is famous for its wildlife.

Long explanation:

The Vietnamese word 'nước' has two major meanings. It is used to indicate the water element when translated into English. In a different context, it is also used to refer to a country or nation. The intended meaning highly depends on the usage and context of the sentence.

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