The Vietnamese word "kẹo" refers to "candy," "sweet," or "sweetmeat." It is a noun used to describe a type of sugary treat that is often enjoyed as a snack or dessert.
Usage Instructions:
Basic Usage: You can use "kẹo" when talking about different kinds of sweets. For example, if you want to say "I want candy," you can say "Tôi muốn kẹo."
In Shops: When you are in a store, you can ask for "kẹo" if you want to buy some sweets.
Example Sentence:
Basic: "Tôi thích ăn kẹo." (I like to eat candy.)
With Specific Type: "Kẹo dẻo" means "gummy candy."
Descriptive Usage: "Kẹo ngọt" means "sweet candy."
Advanced Usage:
"kẹo" can be used in various contexts, often combined with other words to specify types of candy. For example: - Kẹo bông: cotton candy - Kẹo mút: lollipop - Kẹo chocolate: chocolate candy
Word Variants:
Kẹo dừa: coconut candy
Kẹo me: tamarind candy
Different Meanings:
While "kẹo" primarily refers to candy, it can also be used metaphorically in some contexts to describe something sweet or delightful. For instance, in a phrase like "kẹo tình yêu," which translates to "sweet love," it suggests the sweetness of love.
Synonyms:
Mứt: This word can mean "jam" but often refers to sweet preserves, which can sometimes be similar to candy.
Bánh kẹo: This term means "cake and candy," indicating a variety of sweets.