Videođánh hôi
The Vietnamese verb đánh hôi describes a specific and often dishonorable action: joining an ongoing fight to help one side beat up the other. This term carries a strong negative connotation of cowardice and unfairness, typically used in the context of street brawls where multiple people gang up on a single individual. In this lesson, we explore the grammatical role of đánh hôi, its legal implications, and how it contrasts with neutral terms like đánh nhau. You will also learn related idioms and synonyms that describe the bandwagon effect of joining an attack. Watch this video to master the nuances of this expressive Vietnamese verb.