How to write do you miss me in vietnam?

Question

How to write do you miss me in vietnam?

Answer 1

If you're a male missing a female: Toi nho em

If you're a female missing a male: em nho anh

Sorry. I misread the question. This is: I miss you

Answer 2

You go to Vietnam, and you write, "do you miss me."

Answer 3

You mean in Vietnamese?

to a boyfriend/husband: em nho anh khong?

to a girlfriend/wife: anh nho em khong?

to yo momma: ma nho con khong?

yo momma to you: con nho ma khong?

to your dad: bo nho con khong?

your dad to you: con nho bo khong?

im still learning. so i dont know if those are right.

Answer 4

One of the most difficult in learning Vietnamese is pronouns. Too much pronouns in Vietnamese.

Basicly, there’s no “I” and “you” in Vietnamese. A lot of words can be used such as:

“Anh” (older brother) is refered to a male who’s older than the other.

“Em” is refered to a male or female who’s younger than the other.

“Chị” (older sister) is refered to a female who’s older.

“Chú” (uncle) is refered to a male who’s about 20 years older than the other.

“Cô” (aunt) is refered to a female who’s about 20 years older than the other.

"Cháu" (niece, nephew) is refered to a male or female who's about 20 years old younger than the other.

“Bố” (used in the northern Vietnam) or “Ba” (southern) are refered to a Dad

“Mẹ” (used in the northern Vietnam) or “Má” (southern) are refered to a Mom.

“Con” is refered to a child to talk to his parent.

……..

All of those can be used as the first or second person. It totally depends on the relationship between the speaker and listener.

For example:

A guy talk to a girl: EM có nhớ ANH không?

A girl talk to a guy: ANH có nhớ EM không?

(Lovers call each other “anh” and “em”.)

A child talk to Mom: Mẹ có nhớ con không?

A Mom talk to her child: Con có nhớ mẹ không?

......

Hope it can help

Answer 5

sry cuz idk if ur a guy or a girl

from you to a girlfriend : em co nho anh khong ?

from you to a boyfriend : anh co nho em khong ?

from you to your mom : me co nho con khong ? me and ma is the same thing, they just sound differently

from you to your dad : ba co nho con khong ? bo and ba means the same thing they just sound different