Videotì ố

The Vietnamese word tì ố is a versatile term used to describe both physical stains and moral blemishes. Whether you are talking about an unremovable mark on a white shirt or a tarnished reputation following a scandal, this word captures the essence of imperfection and disgrace in formal and literary contexts. This lesson explores the grammatical roles of tì ố as both a noun and an adjective. You will learn how to use it in common idioms like bearing a stain or tarnishing a good name, while distinguishing it from similar words for dirt and dishonor. Watch the lesson to master this expressive term.