Videobỏ tù

The Vietnamese verb bỏ tù is the standard way to describe the official act of imprisoning or incarcerating someone. While it clearly denotes the legal process of putting a criminal in jail, its usage extends beyond simple police reports. Understanding how to use this term correctly involves recognizing its authoritative tone in judicial contexts and its role in formal journalism when discussing state actions. In this lesson, we explore the grammatical nuances of the word, including how to properly form the passive voice to say someone was imprisoned. We also look at the difference between this term and related words like giam giữ, and introduce a colorful idiom used to describe a life of recurring crime. Watch the full lesson to master these natural combinations and expand your legal vocabulary.