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Vietnamese Grammar Point
The word 'hay' meaning 'often'

The word 'hay' meaning 'often'

Short explanation:

Used to indicate the frequency of an event or action that occurs regularly.

Formation:

subject + hay + action verb

Examples:

Anh ấy hay đến thư viện để đọc sách vào mỗi buổi chiều.

He often comes to the library to read books every afternoon.

Tôi hay uống cà phê vào mỗi buổi sáng.

I often drink coffee every morning.

Chúng tôi hay đá bóng vào mỗi cuối tuần.

We often play soccer every weekend.

Cô ấy hay nấu đồ ăn ngon cho gia đình.

She often cooks delicious food for the family.

Long explanation:

In Vietnamese, 'hay' is a word used to express the frequency of an event or action. It basically denotes that something occurs regularly or 'often'. 'Hay' is commonly placed before the verb of the sentence to indicate the habitual nature of the action.

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