Giàu út ăn, khó út chịu
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The youngest child often gets the most benefits but also bears the most difficulties
Người nhỏ nhất thường được hưởng nhiều lợi ích nhưng cũng phải chịu nhiều khó khăn
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Headword listed in the vdict.com proverb dictionary index (discovery source; headword only — no source content copied). Entered as candidate 2026-08-05; definition pending editorial review. Definition drafted by AI (@cf/meta/llama-3.3-70b-instruct-fp8-fast) and auto-approved by rule on 2026-08-06; pending editor spot-check.
Common questions
What does “Giàu út ăn, khó út chịu” mean?
The youngest child often gets the most benefits but also bears the most difficulties Literally: Rich youngest eats, hard youngest endures
Is “Giàu út ăn, khó út chịu” formal or informal?
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