Vietnamese Question: what does “anh dep trai” mean?
What does the Vietnamese phrase "anh đẹp trai" mean?
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Feb 19, 2025
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Vietnamese Question: what does "anh dep trai" mean?
Feb 18, 2025
Well, without the proper tones it doesn’t really mean anything, but I’m guessing you mean, “Anh đẹp trai”. If this is said to a man it basically means, “You are a handsome guy”. If you’re talking about someone else it’d mean, “he’s a handsome guy”.
A breakdown of the terms:
Anh = elder brother (also used generically to address slightly older men)
đẹp = beautiful
trai = don’t think this has a literal meaning, but when used with đẹp it implies “man”, so đẹp trai = “handsome man”. (FYI, đẹp gái is the female equivalent, meaning roughly “pretty girl”)
Remember, when it comes to Vietnamese….tones tones TONES!
Depending on the context, it can mean :
either: You are handsome
or sometimes : A handsome guy, a handsome man
When asking a question, you should give more information about the phrase such as who spoke and to whom, where and when it was spoken.
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