The Vietnamese word "rám nắng" is an adjective that means "sunburnt" in English. It describes the condition of the skin when it has been exposed to the sun for too long, resulting in a darker or reddish appearance.
You can use "rám nắng" to describe someone’s skin after spending time in the sun, or to refer to the effect of the sun on objects. It is commonly used in everyday conversations about summer activities, vacations, or outdoor sports.
"Rám nắng" can also be used metaphorically to describe someone who appears more tanned or glowing due to healthy outdoor activities.
While "rám nắng" primarily refers to the effect of sun exposure on the skin, it can also be used in non-literal contexts, such as describing the color of objects that have been bleached or faded by the sun.