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Vietnamese Grammar Point
Preposition 'cuối'

Preposition 'cuối'

Short explanation:

Used to indicate the end or bottom of something.

Formation:

example of grammar formation for given grammar point

Examples:

Nhà tôi nằm ở cuối con đường.

My house is at the end of the street.

Hẹn gặp bạn vào cuối tuần này.

I will meet you at the end of this week.

Cuối tháng, tôi thường kiểm tra lại tình hình tài chính của mình.

At the end of the month, I usually check my financial situation.

Cuối cuộc thi, người chiến thắng sẽ được trao giải thưởng.

At the end of the competition, the winner will be awarded the prize.

Long explanation:

The Vietnamese preposition 'cuối' is often used to show position. It literally translates to 'end' or 'bottom' in English, but in a sentence it indicates the last part of a period of time, space or a series. It's used in different contexts like in place descriptions, time periods or sequences of events.

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