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How to say I love you in viet?

There are a few ways to say "I love you" in Vietnamese, each with slightly different nuances:

Formal:

* Anh yêu em (for a man to a woman)

* Em yêu anh (for a woman to a man)

* Em yêu chị (for a woman to an older woman)

* Anh yêu chị (for a man to an older woman)

Informal:

* Mình yêu bạn (literally "I love you" - can be used between any genders)

* Tôi yêu bạn (also literally "I love you" - more formal than "mình yêu bạn")

Romantic:

* Em yêu anh/chị rất nhiều (I love you very much)

* Anh/chị là cả thế giới của em (You are my whole world)

Note:

* The formal forms use "anh" for a man, "em" for a younger person, and "chị" for an older woman.

* The informal forms are more neutral and can be used between friends, family, or romantic partners.

* "Rất nhiều" means "very much."

* "Cả thế giới của em" literally translates to "the whole world of me" and implies a deep and passionate love.

It's important to choose the appropriate phrase depending on the situation and your relationship with the person you're speaking to.

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