The Vietnamese word "ở thuê" means to rent a house or to live in a rented house. It describes the situation where someone occupies a place to live without owning it, usually by paying rent to the owner.
You can use "ở thuê" when you want to talk about living in a place that you do not own. It is often used in conversations about housing, living arrangements, and real estate.
In more complex sentences, you might combine "ở thuê" with other words to describe specific situations: - Chúng tôi quyết định ở thuê vì không đủ tiền để mua nhà.
(We decided to rent because we do not have enough money to buy a house.)
While "ở thuê" specifically refers to living in a rented place, the verb "thuê" by itself can refer to renting anything, including equipment or services.
"Ở thuê" is a useful term when discussing living situations, especially in urban areas where renting is common.