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Having a high price or cost; not affordable for most people.
Cái áo này đắt quá, tôi không mua được.
This shirt is too expensive, I can't afford it.
Đắt như vậy, sản phẩm phải chất lượng à?
If it's that expensive, is the product good quality?
Often used to describe goods, services, or experiences that require significant financial investment.
Use 'đắt' to describe high prices in everyday contexts, such as shopping or services.
While 'đắt' is common, overusing it in formal contexts may sound repetitive. Consider alternatives like 'quý giá' for more formal settings.
Derived from the Proto-Vietic root *ɗaːt, meaning 'expensive' or 'costly'.
Can be used to describe both tangible items and abstract concepts (e.g., time, effort). Often followed by 'quá' (too) to emphasize the cost.