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Problems in Vietnamese phrasebook
Problems in Vietnamese phrasebook
Leave me alone.�
Đừng làm phiền tôi. (DUHung LAHm fien Thoy) (beware that "Thoi" with a fat and long sounding "T" translates to "enough!" in standard Vietnamese)
Don't touch me!�
Đừng đụng tôi! (DUHung DUHooung Thoy)
I'll call the police.�
Tôi sẽ gọi cảnh sát./Tôi sẽ gọi công an. (Thoy seEh GAWoy Kanh Sat/ Thoy seEH GAWoy Kong aanh)
Police!�
Công an!/Cảnh sát! (Kong aanh!/Kanh Sat)
Stop! Thief!�
Ngừng lại! Ăn trộm! (GNoong LAai! Anh Chom!)
I need your help.�
Cần (second person pronoun) giúp cho tôi. (Khan yip CHo Thoy)
It's an emergency.�
Việc này khẩn cấp. (VAHech nuhay Khan gup)
I'm lost.�
Tôi bị lạc. (Thoi bee lack)
I lost my bag.�
Tôi bị mất cái giỏ. (Thoi bee mUHtt kai yah)
I lost my wallet.�
Tôi bị mất cái ví. (Thoi bee mUHtt kai veee)
I'm sick.�
Tôi bị bệnh. (Thoi bee binh)
I've been injured.�
Tôi đã bị thương. (Thoi DAH bee Tahuung)
I need a doctor.�
Tôi cần một bác sĩ. (Thoi Khan moat back see)
Can I use your phone?�
Tôi dùng điện thoại của (second person pronoun) được không? (Thoi young dean tahoaI KOOa DUHuc KHAong)
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