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chữ quốc ngữ

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The Vietnamese word "chữ quốc ngữ" refers to the Vietnamese script, which is the official writing system used for the Vietnamese language. It is based on the Latin alphabet and was developed in the 17th century by Portuguese missionaries. The term "quốc ngữ" can be translated to "national language" or "national script."

Usage Instructions:
  • "Chữ quốc ngữ" is primarily used in writing Vietnamese, whether in literature, education, or everyday communication.
  • It is important for learners of Vietnamese to become familiar with "chữ quốc ngữ" as it is essential for reading and writing in the language.
Example:
  • Sentence: "Học chữ quốc ngữ rất quan trọng cho người học tiếng Việt."
    • Translation: "Learning the Vietnamese script is very important for people learning Vietnamese."
Advanced Usage:
  • In literature and formal writing, "chữ quốc ngữ" is used to express complex ideas and emotions. Understanding its nuances can enhance comprehension of Vietnamese texts.
  • It is also used in digital communication, advertising, and signage throughout Vietnam.
Word Variants:
  • "Chữ viết": This means "writing" and can refer to any writing system, not just "chữ quốc ngữ."
  • "Ngôn ngữ": This means "language" and can be used in various contexts related to languages.
Different Meanings:
  • While "chữ quốc ngữ" specifically refers to the Vietnamese script, it can also imply the broader cultural and national identity associated with the Vietnamese language.
  1. Vietnamese script, Vietnamese Roman alphabet

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