nhà tôi

Friendly

The Vietnamese phrase "nhà tôi" translates to "my house" or "my home" in English. It is a possessive phrase where "nhà" means "house" or "home" and "tôi" means "my."

Usage Instructions:

You can use "nhà tôi" to talk about your own home or family. It is a casual and friendly way to refer to where you live or your household.

Example:

1. "Nhà tôi có một vườn đẹp."
   Translation: "My house has a beautiful garden."

2. "Tôi mời bạn đến nhà tôi chơi."
   Translation: "I invite you to come to my house."

Advanced Usage:

In a more informal context, "nhà tôi" can also imply your family or household members. For example, you might refer to the people in your home when you say "nhà tôi."

Word Variants:

• "Nhà" can stand alone to mean "house" or "home."
• "Tôi" is the first-person pronoun meaning "I" or "me" but is used here to indicate possession.

Academic

1. my old man, my old woman, my huaband, my wife
   • Nhà tôi đi vắng
     My husband (wife) is out