khá tốt

Friendly

The Vietnamese phrase "khá tốt" translates to "fairly good" or "quite good" in English. It is used as an adjective to describe something that is better than average but not necessarily excellent.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "khá tốt" to describe various things, such as people's performance, the quality of an item, or a situation.
• It suggests that while something is not perfect, it is still satisfactory or acceptable.

Examples:

1. Performance: "Học sinh này học khá tốt."
   (This student studies quite well.)

2. Quality: "Chiếc xe này khá tốt."
   (This car is fairly good.)

3. Situation: "Thời tiết hôm nay khá tốt."
   (The weather today is quite good.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "khá tốt" can be used to compare two things. For instance: - "Bài văn của bạn khá tốt hơn bài văn của em ấy."
(Your essay is quite better than her essay.)

Word Variants:

• Khá: This means "fairly" or "rather" and can be used alone to express a similar level of quality.
• Tốt: This means "good." You can use it on its own or in different contexts.

Different Meanings:

While "khá tốt" primarily means "fairly good," it can also imply that something is acceptable or sufficient in certain contexts. However, it doesn't convey the highest level of praise.

Synonyms:

1. Tạm được: This translates to "acceptable" or "passable," indicating that something is decent but not great.
2. Hơi tốt: This means "somewhat good" and conveys a similar meaning but suggests a slightly lower level of quality than "khá tốt."

Academic

adjective

1. passable good