khai mào

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The Vietnamese word "khai mào" means "to begin," "to start," or "to open." It is often used when someone is starting a conversation or introducing a topic.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "khai mào" when you want to indicate that you are starting to speak or present something.
• It is commonly used in speeches, presentations, or when initiating a discussion.

Example:

• "Hôm nay, tôi xin được khai mào bằng một câu chuyện thú vị." (Today, I would like to begin with an interesting story.)

Advanced Usage:

In more formal contexts, "khai mào" can be used in speeches or written communication to signal the introduction of a topic. It sets the stage for what is to come.

Word Variants:

• "Mào" can also mean "to cover" or "to wrap," but in this context, it specifically refers to the act of beginning or opening.
• "Khai thác" means "to exploit" or "to tap into," which shares the "khai" part, indicating initiation but in a different context.

Different Meanings:

While "khai mào" primarily means to begin, "khai" can also mean "to open" or "to unveil." So, in different contexts, it can refer to starting something new or revealing information.

Synonyms:

• "Bắt đầu" (to start)
• "Mở đầu" (to open)
• "Khởi đầu" (to initiate)

Summary:

"khai mào" is a versatile phrase useful for initiating conversations or presentations.

Academic

1. Begin, start, open
   • Nói mấy lời khai mào
     To begin with a few words