What it means
The word 'để' in Southern Vietnamese means 'in order to' or 'to'. It's used to show the purpose or reason for an action.
Từ "để" trong tiếng Việt Nam giọng miền Nam có nghĩa là "để mà" hoặc "nhằm". Nó được dùng để chỉ mục đích hoặc lý do cho một hành động.
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“để” has more than one use
Same word, different jobs in a sentence. These are covered separately:
- để Giving, Receiving & Causatives để = "let / allow (someone to do something)." A permissive causative: để + person + verb2. (để also means "in …
- để The word 'để' in Southern Vietnamese can mean 'to let', 'to allow', or 'in order to'. It's often used to sugge…
- để The word 'để' in Southern Vietnamese is used to express permission, intention, or letting something happen. It…
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