TheVietnameseword "tha thứ" is a verbthatmeans "toforgive" or "topardon." It is usedwhensomeonedecidestostopfeelingangry or resentfultowardssomeonewhohasdonesomethingwrong or hurtful.
Usage Instructions:
"Tha thứ" is oftenused in contextswhereyouaretalkingaboutforgivingsomeonefor a mistake, an offense, or a hurtfulaction.
It can be used in bothformalandinformal situations.
Translation: "Forgiveness is notjustaboutacceptingsomeoneelse’s mistakes, butalso a waytofreeoneselffromresentment."
Word Variants:
"Tha thứ" can be used in different forms, such as:
"Tha thứcho" (toforgivesomeonefor...)
"Tha thứlỗi" (toforgive a mistake)
Different Meanings:
Thephrase can alsoconvey a sense of mercy or leniencytowardssomeone’swrongdoing, notjust in personalrelationshipsbutalso in broader contexts, such as legal or ethical situations.
Synonyms:
Somesynonymsfor "tha thứ" include:
"Forgiveness" in English.
"Khoan dung" (tolerance)
"Thứtha" (anotherform of forgiveness)
Additional Notes:
Forgiveness is an importantconcept in Vietnameseculture, emphasizingthevalue of compassionandunderstanding in human relationships.
Whendiscussingforgiveness, it may also be usefultoconsiderphraseslike "xin lỗi" (toapologize) and "hòa giải" (toreconcile), as theyareoftenrelatedtotheidea of resolvingconflictandrestoring relationships.