Vietnamese Grammar Point
Clothing related expression 'mặc áo vào'

Clothing related expression 'mặc áo vào'

Short explanation:

Used to mention the action of putting on a shirt.

Formation:

subject + 'mặc áo vào'

Examples:

Anh ấy đang mặc áo vào để chuẩn bị đi làm.
He is putting on a shirt to prepare for work.
Đừng quên mặc áo vào trước khi ra khỏi nhà.
Don't forget to put on a shirt before leaving the house.
Con có thể giúp bố mặc áo vào không?
Can you help dad put on a shirt?
Tôi thường mặc áo vào sau khi tắm.
I usually put on a shirt after taking a shower.

Long explanation:

The phrase 'mặc áo vào' in Vietnamese is a clothing-related expression used to denote the action of 'putting on a shirt' or 'wearing a shirt'. 'Mặc' translates to 'wear' and 'áo' translates to 'shirt', with 'vào' meaning 'in' or 'into'. When combined, they refer to the action of wearing a shirt. This phrase can generally apply to any clothing item.
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