hoàng thái tử

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The Vietnamese word "hoàng thái tử" translates to "crown prince" in English. A crown prince is the son of a king or queen who is first in line to inherit the throne. This title indicates that the person is expected to become the next ruler of the kingdom.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "hoàng thái tử" when talking about royal families, particularly in historical or cultural contexts.
• It is often used in literature, films, or discussions about monarchy.

Example:

• "Hoàng thái tử đã được đào tạo từ nhỏ để trở thành vua." (The crown prince has been trained since childhood to become king.)

Advanced Usage:

In historical contexts, "hoàng thái tử" can refer to specific individuals in Vietnamese history, such as the crown princes of different dynasties. You might see it in discussions about Vietnamese history or royal lineage.

Word Variants:

• "Thái tử" can also be used alone, which still means "prince" but may not specifically imply that he is the crown prince.
• "Hoàng tử" means "prince" in a more general sense without the implication of being first in line for the throne.

Different Meaning:

While "hoàng thái tử" specifically refers to a crown prince, the term could also be used metaphorically in literature or speech to describe someone who is seen as the future leader or successor in a non-royal context.

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1. Crown prince