TheVietnameseword "nĩa" means "fork" in English. A fork is a commonutensilthat we usewhileeating. It usuallyhasthree or fourpointedprongsand is usedtopick up food or hold it in placewhilecutting.
Usage Instructions:
Youuse "nĩa" whentalkingabouttheutensil in a mealsetting.
It can also be used in a morefigurativesensewhentalkingaboutchoices or paths in life.
Examples:
BasicUsage:
"Tôicầnmộtcáinĩađểănsalad."
(Translation: "I need a forktoeatthesalad.")
AdvancedUsage:
"Khi điăntối, bạnnênnhớmangtheonĩa, thìavàdao."
(Translation: "Whengoingoutfordinner, youshouldremembertobring a fork, spoon, andknife.")
Word Variants:
Nĩanhựa: Plasticfork
Nĩa inox: Stainless steelfork
Nĩaăn: Eatingfork
Different Meanings:
While "nĩa" primarilyreferstotheutensil, in some contexts, especially in literature or philosophy, it can refertotheconcept of choices or divergingpaths (similarto a fork in theroad).
Synonyms:
Dĩa: This is anotherwordforforkbut is lesscommonlyused.
Daovànĩa: Knifeandfork, referringtothecombination of utensilsforeating.