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Nana Rosson
Last updated November 16, 2022
Published on June 17, 2022
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Are you currently learning Vietnamese but are looking for ways to increase your Vietnamese language skills? Have you already learned all the most commonwords and want to put more emphasis on words that can be used for describing general things? If so, we have just the right vocabulary for you, and that includes the essential words for shapes and objects in Vietnamese!
Knowing this vocabulary can undoubtedly come in handy, like when you’re shopping at a fresh market and trying to describe to the merchant a vegetable that you can’t remember the exact name of or when shopping for clothes. Instead of carrying a Vietnamese dictionary around with you all the time, all you have to do is learn the terms in this blog post, and you’ll be ready to go!
Superstitions Related To Shapes And Objects In Vietnam
Did you know that every country has superstitious shapes and objects? For instance, in the United States, a horseshoe is considered good luck, especially if it’s pointing towards you when you find it. Some people even place horseshoes over the entrance to their home with the open end facing up to fill the house and everyone in it with good luck.
In Vietnam, there are several superstitions associated with specific shapes and objects.
Good Luck Objects In Vietnam
According to Vietnamese history, four animals symbolize strength, knowledge, longevity, and nobility. Those are the dragon, unicorn, turtle, and phoenix.
Nowadays, the phoenix is revered and considered to bring good luck wherever it lands. The phoenix and dragon are so crucial to Vietnamese culture that people frequently exchange or gift dragon and phoenix paintings or sculptures to wish each other good luck and wealth.
Vietnam’s Symbol For Strength
In Vietnam, the turtle is often considered the symbol of strength and longevity. If you’ve ever visited Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, then check out the turtle statues in the Temple of Literature.
Shapes And Objects Associated With Happiness In Vietnam
Again, the combination of the dragon and phoenix symbolizes happiness, luck, and status.
In Vietnam, red symbolizes luck, fortune, and happiness.
General Terms For Shapes And Objects In Vietnamese
Before we talk about the more specific Vietnamese names for shapes and objects, let’s cover the general terms first.
English
Vietnamese
Pronunciation
Shape
hình dạng
hình dạng
Object
sự vật
sự vật
Rectangular shape
hình chữ nhật
hình chữ nhật
Round shape
hình tròn
hình tròn
Square shape
hình vuông
hình vuông
Triangle shape
hình tam giác
hình tam giác
List Of Shapes In Vietnamese
Now we can go over some common shapes in Vietnamese. Here, we’ll cover both 2D and 3D shapes.
There you go! Now you know 35+ easy words for objects and shapes in Vietnamese!
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