Vietnamese
- adjective
- /ˌviːɛt.nəˈmiːz/
- Many people enjoy the unique flavors of Vietnamese cuisine, especially pho and banh mi.
- Vietnamese culture
- Vietnamese community
- Vietnamese refugees
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Watch on YouTubeWe just got to our hotel and finally got a big strong glass of Ice Vietnamese coffee and I am so much happier now.
- We just got to our hotel and finally got a big strong glass of Ice Vietnamese coffee and I am so much happier now.
- That's really popular South Vietnamese lunch.
- It's Chef Polar Valdez and next, she's the founder of Wind Coffee Supply, America's first specialty Vietnamese coffee importer and roaster.
- And if it's not Chinese, it's Vietnamese or Anglo Deshi's.
- Xerox ain't got shit on a good Vietnamese friend, brother, or Polynesian.
- Well, you know, that's pretty much Vietnamese, dude.
- So people, you know, you go into these Vietnamese markets, anything is a meat.
- This little station and this little Vietnamese Q is a bug.
Examples
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The South Vietnamese people to shape their own destiny.
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Bo and Evan are going to have some Vietnamese coffee.
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'It will take an independent Vietnamese leader to rule our country.'
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It's very difficult to find a Vietnamese man named Charlie.
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We'll be eating only vietnamese food from now on.
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So I will see you guys at the Vietnamese place at Sunset Park.
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We just got to our hotel and finally got a big strong glass of Ice Vietnamese coffee and I am so much happier now.
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When we arrived at the airport, the Vietnamese were in the process of boarding the plane.
Fiction book (1994) -
The combination of those two strong cultural beliefs has helped Vietnamese in dealing with their past.
Academic text (1999) -
So we've come into town and we are going to a Vietnamese street food place for lunch.
Compounds
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Etymology
Vietnamese comes from Viet and Nam ('south') with the ending -ese (like in Chinese), so Vietnamese describes something or someone 'from or about Vietnam'.