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Vietnamese Grammar Point
The polite word 'dạ'

The polite word 'dạ'

Short explanation:

Used to show respect and politeness when addressing or responding to others.

Formation:

The word 'dạ' can stand alone as a response or be used at the beginning of a sentence.

Examples:

Dạ, tôi hiểu.

Yes, I understand.

Dạ, thưa cô, tôi đã hoàn thành bài tập.

Yes, ma'am, I have completed the assignment.

Dạ, tôi đồng ý.

Yes, I agree.

Dạ, tôi sẽ gọi lại cho cô.

Yes, I will call you back later.

Long explanation:

In Vietnamese language, 'dạ' is a polite word used to show respect and agreement when addressing or responding to others, especially to older people or those with higher social ranks. It is similar to the use of 'yes' in English, but carries more respectful connotations.

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