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What is the meaning of this vietnamese phrase anh noi xao?

The Vietnamese phrase "anh nói xạo" literally translates to "you're talking nonsense" or "you're lying".

It's a casual and informal way to express disbelief or accuse someone of being untruthful. It can be used in playful banter or more seriously depending on the tone and context.

Here are some more nuanced interpretations:

* "You're exaggerating"

* "You're pulling my leg"

* "You're making stuff up"

* "Don't be ridiculous"

The phrase is often used with friends or people you know well, but it's important to be aware of the context and the speaker's intention before using it.

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