khả ái

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The Vietnamese word "khả ái" is an adjective that means "lovable," "likeable," or "nice." It describes someone or something that is pleasant, charming, or endearing, making people feel affection towards them.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "khả ái" to describe people, animals, or even certain objects that evoke positive feelings.
• It is often used in a complimentary context.

Example:

• "Cô ấy rất khả ái." – "She is very lovable."
• "Chú mèo này thật khả ái." – "This cat is really nice."

Advanced Usage:

• "Khả ái" can also be used in a more nuanced way to describe someone's personality traits. For example, if someone is friendly, warm-hearted, and easy to get along with, you might describe them as "khả ái."
• In a formal context, you might say, "Người lãnh đạo khả ái này đã làm việc rất chăm chỉ." – "This lovable leader has worked very hard."

Word Variants:

• "Khả ái" can be combined with other words to create phrases, such as "nụ cười khả ái" which means "lovable smile."
• The noun form "khả ái" (the same word) can refer to the quality of being lovable.

Different Meanings:

While "khả ái" primarily means "lovable" or "likeable," it can also suggest a sense of suitability or appropriateness in certain contexts. However, this is less common.

Academic

adj

1. loveable; likeable; nice