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A polite expression of gratitude used to thank someone for their help, kindness, or a gift.
Cám ơn anh đã đưa tôi về nhà.
Thank you for taking me home.
Cám ơn bạn đã mua quà cho tôi.
Thank you for buying me a gift.
This phrase is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts. It can be used with or without specifying the person being thanked.
In Vietnamese, it's common to use 'cám ơn' with a specific term of address to show respect and acknowledge the relationship between the speaker and the person being thanked.
Always pair 'cám ơn' with an appropriate term of address (bạn, anh, chị, etc.) when speaking to someone directly to show respect and acknowledge their status relative to you.
The phrase 'cám ơn' is derived from the combination of 'cám' (to repay) and 'ơn' (favor or kindness). It reflects the cultural value of reciprocity and gratitude in Vietnamese society.
In Vietnamese, 'cám ơn' is often used with a specific term of address (bạn, anh, chị, etc.) depending on the relationship between the speaker and the person being thanked. It can also be used alone as a general expression of thanks.