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Vietnamese Grammar Point
Location term 'sau'

Location term 'sau'

Short explanation:

Used to indicate the location behind something or someone.

Formation:

example of grammar formation for given grammar point

Examples:

Con chó đang đứng sau gốc cây. Vì thế, tôi không thể thấy nó.

The dog is standing behind the tree. Because of this, I cannot see it.

Hãy ngồi phía sau tôi và chúng ta sẽ xem phim cùng nhau.

Sit behind me and we will watch the movie together.

Có một quán cà phê nhỏ yên tĩnh nằm sau toà nhà này.

There is a quiet little coffee shop behind this building.

Hãy gửi xe của bạn ở phía sau nhà và đi bộ vào.

Park your car behind the house and walk in.

Long explanation:

The Vietnamese term 'sau' is a location word used to denote the position behind something or someone. In English, this would be equivalent to the word 'behind'. 'Sau' can also indicate 'after' in a temporal context, but in this case we focus on its spatial meaning.

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