Videochê chán

The Vietnamese word chê chán is a descriptive adjective used to express a deep sense of being fed up or weary. It typically describes a state where someone has grown tired of something—like a specific food, a repetitive job, or a monotonous routine—after experiencing it far too many times. In this lesson, we explore the primary meanings of chê chán, its grammatical role as a stative verb, and how it compares to its more common variant. You will also learn useful synonyms to help you describe different levels of boredom and dissatisfaction in natural conversation. Watch the lesson to master this expressive term.