nói thật

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The Vietnamese phrase "nói thật" translates to "to speak the truth" in English. It is often used when someone wants to emphasize that they are being honest or straightforward about something.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "nói thật" when you want to clarify that what you are saying is sincere and truthful.
• It can be used in various contexts, such as conversations, discussions, or when expressing opinions.

Example:

• Basic Example: "Nói thật, tôi không thích món này." (Translation: "To speak the truth, I don’t like this dish.")

Advanced Usage:

• You can use "nói thật" to express your honest feelings or opinions in more complex sentences, often to set the tone for a serious conversation.
• For instance: "Nói thật, tôi nghĩ rằng chúng ta cần phải cải thiện cách làm việc của mình." (Translation: "To be honest, I think we need to improve our working methods.")

Word Variants:

• Nói dối: This means "to lie," which is the opposite of "nói thật."
• Nói thẳng: This means "to speak directly," which can imply honesty but focuses more on the directness of the speech.

Different Meanings:

• While "nói thật" primarily means "to speak the truth," in some contexts, it can also imply a sense of vulnerability, as the speaker may be sharing something personal or sensitive.

Synonyms:

• Thành thật: This means "sincere" or "honest." It can be used similarly to express truthfulness.
• Chân thật: This means "genuine" or "real," and can also convey a sense of honesty in communication.

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verb

1. to speak the truth