á khẩu

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The Vietnamese word "á khẩu" is a noun that refers to a condition known as "aphasia" in English. Aphasia is a language disorder that affects a person’s ability to communicate. It can result from brain injury or illness, and it makes it difficult for individuals to speak, understand speech, read, or write.

Usage Instructions:

• "Á khẩu" is used to describe someone who has difficulty speaking due to a neurological condition. It is not used in casual conversations but rather in medical or psychological contexts.

Example Sentence:

• "Người mắc chứng á khẩu thường gặp khó khăn trong việc giao tiếp." (People with aphasia often have difficulty communicating.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced discussions, "á khẩu" can be used in clinical settings to describe different types of aphasia, such as: - Aphasia expressive (á khẩu diễn đạt): Difficulty in expressing thoughts verbally. - Aphasia receptive (á khẩu tiếp nhận): Difficulty in understanding spoken or written language.

Word Variants:

• "Người á khẩu": This translates to "aphasic person," referring specifically to someone who has aphasia.
• "Chứng á khẩu": This means "aphasia condition," referring to the condition itself.

Different Meanings:

While "á khẩu" primarily refers to the medical condition of aphasia, it can sometimes be used metaphorically in a broader context to describe a person who is at a loss for words or unable to express themselves effectively.

Synonyms:

• In terms of medical terminology, there are no direct synonyms in Vietnamese, but you might encounter phrases that describe similar conditions or difficulties in communication.

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noun

1. aphasia
   • người mắc chứng á khẩu
     aphasic