Nhất tội, nhì nợ
Crime comes first, then debt
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Crime comes first, then debt
One word can affect the whole situation
One word can be a teacher, half a word can be a teacher
Even a single mistake can lead to serious consequences
a single institution or system
Something or someone that is unique or exceptional stands out
Ranking of diseases by severity
Husband is the most important after heaven
Family is the most important
Prioritizing one's family over others
to be the best in one field and second best in another
One's own pain is more unbearable than others' pain
One field can have many owners
The best school is Lam Kinh, the second best is Bo Ve communal house
The most prominent family in a region
extraordinary or exceptional
Prioritize the most important task first
To be the best or second best at something
Something is better than nothing
A woman is perfect if she is skilled in household chores and filial to her parents
One's life is predetermined by fate
To rank or evaluate something as the best, second best, third, and fourth
To mistake one thing for another
Carelessness can lead to financial loss
To take one's time and do things slowly
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Enduring hardship with patience
Endure hardship with patience
Be content with what you have
To accept a challenge with courage and determination
When in a new environment, adapt to its customs
Adapt to local customs and practices
Adapt to local customs when in a new place
Respect local customs when in a new place
Adapt to local customs and practices
Adapt to local customs when in a new place
to marry into a family and take control
to acquire citizenship of a country
Perseverance leads to success
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Love and cherish each other
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
To remind someone of their mistake or wrongdoing
Marriage is not just about the partner, but also their family.
To ignore or overlook a problem
To ignore or overlook a problem
To act blindly without thinking
To bite or criticize someone slightly, but repeatedly
completely honest and transparent
Completely smooth or flawless
Making temporary or inadequate preparations
Make temporary or inadequate preparations
Make the most of a bad situation
Good things come in pairs
Many children bring many blessings
To work meticulously and patiently
To walk lightly and carefree
Something insignificant can have a significant impact