nhỏ tuổi

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The Vietnamese phrase "nhỏ tuổi" translates to "still very young in age" in English. It is used to describe someone who is at a young age, typically a child or teenager.

Usage Instructions:

• Context: You would use "nhỏ tuổi" when talking about someone’s age, especially when you want to emphasize that they are young.
• Formality: This phrase can be used in both formal and informal conversations.

Examples:

1. Basic Example:

   • "Cô bé này rất nhỏ tuổi."
   • Translation: "This girl is very young."

2. In a Sentence:

   • "Anh ấy còn nhỏ tuổi nên chưa có kinh nghiệm làm việc."
   • Translation: "He is still very young, so he does not have work experience."

Advanced Usage:

• You might use "nhỏ tuổi" in discussions about education, development, or when comparing ages. For instance:
  • "Trẻ em ở nhỏ tuổi thường học rất nhanh."
  • Translation: "Children at a young age often learn very quickly."

Word Variants:

• Nhỏ: This means "small" or "young" and can be used on its own.
• Tuổi: This means "age." It can be combined with other words to describe age more specifically (e.g., "tuổi teen" for "teenage").

Different Meanings:

• "Nhỏ tuổi" specifically refers to being young in age. However, "nhỏ" can also mean "small" in size, which is a different context.

Synonyms:

• Trẻ: This means "young" and can be used similarly but can refer to both age and youthfulness.
• Tuổi trẻ: This translates to "youth" and is used to describe the period of being young.

Remember:

When using "nhỏ tuổi," focus on the context of age, especially when referring to children or individuals who are not yet adults.

Academic

1. Still very young in age