TheVietnameseword "hàng thịt" translatesto"butcher'sshop" in English. It refersto a placewheremeat is sold, andyou can findvarioustypes of freshmeat, includingpork, beef, andchicken.
UsageInstructions
"Hàng thịt" is commonlyusedwhenyouwanttobuymeat or discussplaceswheremeat is sold.
You can visit a "hàng thịt" topurchasemeatforcooking at home.
Example
"Tôicầnmuathịtchobữatối, tôisẽđiđếnhàng thịt." (I needtobuymeatfordinner, I will go tothebutcher'sshop.)
AdvancedUsage
Youmightuse "hàng thịt" in morecomplex sentences, such as:
"Hàng thịtnàynổi tiếngvớithịtbòtươingon." (Thisbutcher'sshop is famousforitsfreshbeef.)
"Tôithườngmuathịtgà ở hàng thịtgầnnhà." (I usuallybuychicken at thebutcher'sshopnear my house.)
WordVariants
Thereare no directvariants of "hàng thịt," butyoumightcomeacrossrelated terms:
"thịt" means "meat."
"ngườibánthịt" means "butcher" or "meatseller."
DifferentMeanings
"Hàng" can mean "goods" or "items" in a moregeneralsense, so it can refertovarioustypes of shops, notjustbutcher shops.
In a differentcontext, "hàng" can alsorefertorows or lines of items or people.
Synonyms
"Cửa hàng thịt" (butcher'sshop/store) can be usedinterchangeablywith "hàng thịt."
"Tiệmthịt" is anotherinformalwayto say butcher'sshop.
Summary
Hàng thịt: butcher'sshop
Usage: Whenbuying or talkingaboutmeat.
Example: "Tôisẽđếnhàng thịtđểmuathịtlợn." (I will go tothebutcher'sshoptobuypork.)