khai giảng

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The Vietnamese word "khai giảng" means "to begin the school year" or "to open the school term." It is often used to refer specifically to the ceremony that marks the start of a new academic year in schools, usually happening after the summer holidays.

Usage Instructions:

• "Khai giảng" is used primarily in the context of education. You would typically hear it when schools are starting a new year.
• It is a formal term, commonly used during school ceremonies and announcements.

Example:

• "Lễ khai giảng năm học mới sẽ được tổ chức vào ngày 5 tháng 9." (The opening ceremony for the new school year will be held on September 5th.)

Advanced Usage:

• In a broader sense, "khai giảng" can also be used to refer to the start of any new program, course, or event that involves learning or education, such as training sessions or workshops.

Word Variants:

• "Khai" means "to open" or "to begin."
• "Giảng" means "to teach" or "to lecture."
• Together, they convey the idea of starting a teaching or educational process.

Different Meanings:

While "khai giảng" is primarily used in the context of education, it is not commonly used in other contexts. It is specific to the beginning of academic terms.

Academic

1. Begin a new term (after the summer holifdays)