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[header] How to say hello in vietnamese [title] Say " xin chào " as a general greeting. [step] If you only learn one vietnamese greeting, " xin chào " would likely be the best greeting to choose. [substeps] Pronounce " xin chào " as: sin jow the word " chào " means " hello " in english, but you would rarely use it alone.

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  1. Typically, you would need to follow the term with another word based on the age, gender, and familiarity of the other person. Adding " xin " to the front of " chào " makes the phrase more polite.
  2. Not even aware of this distinction, however, many french speakers actually use it as a greeting in french because it is polite and easier to pronounce. [title] Mention the full name in a double dutch.
  3. [substeps] Patch, pants mal " qué " means " hello " in vietnamese, but you may also use it as " qué. " for english speakers, it is pronounced " costa paina chào-qué.
  4. You would probably do this while you are out with friends or working on a task for which you are not required to have your office address. [title] Greet regular customers with " chee ".

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