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Vietnamese Grammar Point
Time question word 'bao lâu rồi'

Time question word 'bao lâu rồi'

Short explanation:

Used to ask about the time since an event occurred or action was taken.

Formation:

Subject + bao lâu rồi + action

Examples:

Bao lâu rồi bạn chưa gặp bố mẹ bạn? Tôi đã không gặp họ được hơn một năm rồi.

How long has it been since you last saw your parents? It's been over a year since I last saw them.

Bao lâu rồi từ khi bạn thức dậy sớm để đi học?

How long has it been since you woke up early to go to school?

Bao lâu rồi kể từ khi anh ấy đến làm việcg?

How long has it been since he came to his job?

Bao lâu rồi cô ấy không liên lạc với bạn? Khoảng một tháng rồi.

How long has it been since she contacted you? It's been about a month.

Long explanation:

The Vietnamese phrase 'bao lâu rồi' translates roughly to 'how long ago' in English and is typically used to inquire about the amount of time passed since an event took place or action was taken.

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