phàn nàn

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The Vietnamese word "phàn nàn" is a verb that means "to complain" or "to bemoan." It is used when someone expresses dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "phàn nàn" when you want to talk about complaining about a situation, a service, or an event.
• It is often followed by a noun that describes what is being complained about.

Example:

• Tôi không có gì phàn nàn cả. (I have nothing to complain about.)
• Cô ấy thường phàn nàn về thời tiết. (She often complains about the weather.)

Advanced Usage:

• "Phàn nàn" can also be used in more formal contexts, such as in customer service or official complaints.
• It can be paired with phrases to indicate the reason for the complaint, e.g., "phàn nàn về" (complain about).

Word Variants:

• Phàn nàn can be used in different tenses and forms. For example:
  • Phàn nàn (present)
  • Phàn nàn đã (complained)
  • Sẽ phàn nàn (will complain)

Different Meanings:

• While "phàn nàn" primarily means to complain, it can also imply a sense of lamentation or expressing sorrow about a situation.

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verb

1. to complain, to carg, to bemoan
   • tôi không có gì phàn nàn cả
     I have nothing to complain of