Videođách
The Vietnamese word đách is a vulgar intensifier used to express strong negation or absolute indifference. Often translated as not a bloody damn, it is a phonetic variant of the word đếch and serves as a coarse way to negate verbs in informal or angry speech. This lesson covers the grammatical role of đách, its common phrases like đách cần and đách biết, and how it compares to other negation particles. Learn when to use this word and when to stick to neutral synonyms. Watch the lesson to master this emphatic Vietnamese expletive.
Khám phá thêm
Các từ liên quan
Từ chứa "đách"