🧩 1. What Are Classifiers? A classifier (in Vietnamese: từ chỉ loại or lượng từ loại) is a small word placed between a number/demonstrative/quantifier and a noun to indicate the category or shape of that noun. Vietnamese cannot usually say: hai chó ❌ (two dogs) It must use a classifier: ✅ hai con chó (two dogs) 🧱 2. Sentence Structure General pattern: [Number / Quantifier / Demonstrative] + [Classifier] + [Noun] Examples: one student -một người học sinh two cats -hai con

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In Vietnamese, we can create passive voice sentences using the words “được” and “bị.”

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