What is how are you in Vietnamese?

Answer 1

khỏe không? Are you well (v. familiar)? [Name] khỏe không? Are you well ([Name] of good friend)? Anh có khỏe không? Are you well (brother)? Chị có khỏe không? Are you well (sister)? Em có khỏe không? Are you well (younger brother/sister)? N.B. có - the verb to have, khỏe - to be well, không - no (question maker)

Answer 2

In the Vietnamese language, there is no word for you. Em is how you would address someone younger than you, chi is older sister/ cousin, anh means older brother/cousin, and there are many different ways to address an adult. Bac is most used for adults who aren't your parents or grandparents. Me is mother, ba or chais father. Ba Ngoai is grandmother on mother's side of the family, ong ngoai is grandfather on mother's side of the family. Ba Noi is grandmother on father's side of the family and ong noi is grandfather on father's side of the family. How to say how are you (let's just use em, younger relative, for an example), "Em khoe khong?" Khoe is pronounced 'kwe' and khong is pronounced 'kong'. Em is pronounced just how it is spelt. Khoe means healthy or well, while khong means no. So you are asking, "Younger relative, are you well?"

Hope this helped.

Answer 3

"Tôi" or "Tôi là". It depends.