You mean “phở Thái”?? KVBster, in the greatest nation in the world It’s not Thái phở it’s phở Thái, this is a stern warning. Please use the tones when you write Vietnamese. God Bless you.
That candy ass Landers can only eat a level 10 spice. Amateur spice palate.
Grammatical Features
- Analytic Language:
Vietnamese conveys grammatical information through word order and particles rather than through complex verb forms or inflections.
- No Gender:
Unlike many European languages, Vietnamese has no grammatical gender for nouns or verbs.
- No Articles:
The language does not use articles such as "a," "an," or "the".
- No Tenses or Conjugation:
Verbs are not conjugated for tense, number, or person. Instead, words indicating past, present, or future are placed before the verb, such as "đã" for past actions.
- Plurality:
While plural markers exist (e.g., "những," "các"), they are often not required and may be indicated through context or number words.