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The Vietnamese phrase "như vầy" translates to "like this" in English. It is used to indicate something is being demonstrated or pointed out in a specific way. It’s often used when you want to show someone how to do something or to refer to an example.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "như vầy" when you want to describe a method, an example, or when you're showing how something is done.
• It’s often accompanied by gestures or examples to clarify what you mean.

Example:

• Context: If you are teaching someone how to fold a paper, you might say: “Bạn gập giấy như vầy” (You fold the paper like this).

Advanced Usage:

• "Như vầy" can also be used in more complex sentences to elaborate on a point. For example: “Nếu bạn muốn làm món này, bạn phải làm như vầy” (If you want to make this dish, you have to do it like this).

Word Variants:

• "Như thế" is a synonym that means "like that," which can be used interchangeably but might have a slightly different emphasis depending on the context.
• "Như vậy" is also similar, meaning "like this" or "like that," though it's more formal.

Different Meanings:

• "Như vầy" primarily means "like this," but it can also imply a method or style in broader contexts. For instance, if discussing a way of thinking or a philosophy, you might say, “Tôi nghĩ như vầy” (I think like this).

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