Vietnamese Slang and Idioms #3: How to exaggerate your feelings in Vietnamese Video Lecture | Learn to speak Vietnamese (Basic Level)

jacket man no kwok-hung gap tobacco
quite home today let's learn something
fun in English when we want to
exaggerate our feelings or emotions we
can say blah blah blah to death for
example I'm bored to death I'm scared to
death I love you to death today we are
going to learn the Vietnamese equivalent
of to death that is mu T mu is to what
death is to die and so Munda literally
means want to die
we put moon yet at a verb or an
adjective also very often we will add a
word loom after moon tear just to make
it more emphatic so we say moon yet loom
moon yet loom Monty gloom now let's try
using this phrase in a response to
certain situations when Ron doesn't like
me boom boom da boom get low
the boom boom get low when working a lot
of hours med med the madam dead low the
madam jet loom when I compliment a cute
guy yeah at home yeah at home and get
home get low and get it home on get low
when crossing the street in Saigon sir
Sir do some jello - some jello when
eating half haste eggs mom mom hmm then
I mom want your loom
then I mom get long when we sing a girl
yeah yeah I'm your aunt your loom and
you're a multi-room when staying home on
Saturday night damn damn the down gentle
the down get loom when people watch my
videos hmm
the hundred will get long the handful
won't get long in the following
conversation Ron finds learning
Vietnamese too frustrating so he wants
to give up let's listen to how he uses
mounted low to express his feelings any
oi I'm from hopping Vic no doll huh
sally-ann think they calm yet long bow
tie and lamb aunt Oklahoma Jeff long and
celui we helping the anti and MooMoo yet
Rome and on Canal and helping and behind
am Roma bon journée and we roll salut em
do you sometimes feel the same as wrong
about learning Vietnamese please let me
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for watching and since you have the hang
of life