Videomưa ngâu

Learn the cultural and seasonal significance of the Vietnamese term mưa ngâu. This phrase refers to the persistent, drizzling rain that falls during the seventh month of the lunar calendar, usually around August. It is a term deeply connected to Vietnamese folklore and the legendary story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. This lesson covers the primary meaning of mưa ngâu, its grammatical role as a noun, and common usage examples. You will also explore related terms for rain and poetic idioms that use this phrase to describe intense weather. Watch the lesson to master this evocative seasonal expression.