What will they ask you at a massage place in Vietnam?
Expect to hear Sáu mươi phút hay chín mươi phút? (sow muh-ee foot hai chin muh-ee foot, "Sixty minutes or ninety minutes?"), Mạnh hay nhẹ? (mang hai nyeh, "Strong or gentle?"). Useful things to say: Tôi muốn massage chân. (toy moo-un mah-sah chun, "I'd like a foot massage") and Mạnh hơn. (mang hun, "Stronger").
The whole conversation: Getting a massage
After a day in the sun, a foot massage is cheap and everywhere.
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You say
Tôi muốn massage chân. toy moo-un mah-sah chun I'd like a foot massage.
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You hear
Sáu mươi phút hay chín mươi phút? sow muh-ee foot hai chin muh-ee foot Sixty minutes or ninety minutes?
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You hear
Anh nằm xuống đây. ang num soo-ong day Please lie down here.
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You hear
Mạnh hay nhẹ? mang hai nyeh Strong or gentle?
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You say
Mạnh hơn. mang hun Stronger.
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You say
Đau quá! dow kwah That hurts!
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Questions about this scene
What will they ask you at a massage place in Vietnam?
Expect to hear Sáu mươi phút hay chín mươi phút? (sow muh-ee foot hai chin muh-ee foot, "Sixty minutes or ninety minutes?"), Mạnh hay nhẹ? (mang hai nyeh, "Strong or gentle?"). Useful things to say: Tôi muốn massage chân. (toy moo-un mah-sah chun, "I'd like a foot massage") and Mạnh hơn. (mang hun, "Stronger").
What does "Sáu mươi phút hay chín mươi phút?" mean in Vietnamese?
It means "Sixty minutes or ninety minutes?". It is pronounced sow muh-ee foot hai chin muh-ee foot. A natural reply is Mạnh hơn. (mang hun), "Stronger".
What does "Mạnh hay nhẹ?" mean in Vietnamese?
It means "Strong or gentle?". It is pronounced mang hai nyeh. A natural reply is Mạnh hơn. (mang hun), "Stronger".