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va

Pronunciation Northern /vaː˧˧/ Central /jaː˧˥/ Southern /jaː˧˧/
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to bump into
Verb
to bump into

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Meaning
2 senses · 2 meanings
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to bump into

Verb · 1 senses
Sense 1 Verb
to bump into Movement & SportTheme

To hit something or someone accidentally while moving along a path or in a space.

vi Tôi vô tình va phải anh ấy khi đang đi bộ trên đường phố.

en I accidentally bumped into him while walking on the street.

he/she

Pronoun · 1 senses
Sense 1 Pronoun
he; she; they Pronouns, Demonstratives, Classifiers & ParticlesTheme

A singular third-person pronoun used to refer to a person who was previously mentioned.

vi Tôi đã gặp va ở quán cà phê vào buổi sáng ngày hôm nay.

en I met him at the cafe earlier this morning.

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va li / va chạm / va ni
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va linh tinh / va xỏ lao / va ti căng / giê hô va …
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