TheVietnameseword "duyên hải" is a nounthatmeans "coast," "seashore," or "sea-coast." It referstotheareawherelandmeetsthesea, oftencharacterized by beaches, cliffs, andothercoastal features.
Usage Instructions:
"Duyên hải" can be usedtodescribeanycoastalarea in Vietnam or aroundtheworld.
It is commonlyused in botheverydayconversationand in moreformal contexts, such as geography or tourism.
"Duyên hải Việt Namrấtđẹpvàthu hútnhiềukháchdu lịch." (Thecoast of Vietnam is verybeautifulandattractsmany tourists.)
AdvancedUsage:
In literature or poetry, "duyên hải" might be usedtoevokefeelings of serenity, adventure, or nostalgiaassociatedwiththesea.
Youmightfind it in discussionsaboutenvironmental issues, marinelife, or coastaldevelopment.
Word Variants:
"Duyên hải" can be pairedwithotherwordstocreatecompound terms, such as:
"duyên hảimiềnTrung" (Centralcoast)
"duyên hảiphíaBắc" (Northerncoast)
Different Meanings:
While "duyên hải" primarilyreferstocoastal areas, in some contexts, it may alsoimplytheculturalaspects of coastal communities, includingtheir traditions, livelihoods, and lifestyles.
Synonyms:
"Bờ biển" (beach), whichspecificallyreferstothesandy or pebblyareaalongthecoast.