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A1 noun 13 min de lecture

thu

Exemples thu en 30 secondes
Explication thu in your Level:
At the A1 level, you should learn 'thu' primarily as part of the phrase 'mùa thu' (autumn). This is one of the four basic seasons you need to know to describe the weather and the passage of time. You will use it in simple sentences like 'Tôi thích mùa thu' (I like autumn) or 'Bây giờ là mùa thu' (Now it is autumn). Focus on the pronunciation, which is a flat, level tone. It sounds like the English 'th' followed by a long 'oo' sound. At this stage, you don't need to worry about its other meanings as a verb; just associate it with yellow leaves and cool weather. You should also learn that 'mùa thu' usually occurs around September, October, and November in Northern Vietnam. Practice saying 'mùa thu' alongside other seasons like 'mùa xuân' (spring) and 'mùa hè' (summer) to build your basic vocabulary set. Remember that in Vietnamese, the word for 'season' (mùa) comes before the name of the season (thu). This is a common pattern for many categories in Vietnamese, such as 'thứ' for days of the week or 'tháng' for months.
At the A2 level, you can start using 'thu' in more descriptive sentences and learn about the Mid-Autumn Festival, 'Tết Trung Thu'. You should be able to describe the weather during this season using adjectives like 'mát mẻ' (cool) or 'dễ chịu' (pleasant). For example: 'Mùa thu Hà Nội rất mát mẻ' (Hanoi's autumn is very cool). You will also encounter 'thu' in the context of food, such as 'bánh trung thu' (mooncake). You should begin to recognize that 'thu' can also be a verb meaning 'to collect', but your focus should remain on the noun. Try to use 'thu' in sentences that involve time markers, such as 'Vào mùa thu, tôi thường đi dạo' (In autumn, I often go for a walk). You can also start using 'trời thu' to describe the 'autumn sky'. This level is about expanding from simple likes/dislikes to basic descriptions of activities and events that happen during the autumn season. Understanding the cultural importance of the Mid-Autumn Festival will also provide you with many opportunities to use the word in social contexts.
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By the B1 level, you should be comfortable using 'thu' in a variety of contexts, including more abstract or poetic ones. You can use phrases like 'trời sang thu' (the sky turns to autumn) or 'chớm thu' (early autumn) to show a more nuanced understanding of time. You should be able to discuss the differences between seasons in different parts of Vietnam, noting that the North has a distinct 'mùa thu' while the South does not. You might also start encountering the word in songs and basic poetry. At this level, you should also be clear on the distinction between the noun 'thu' (autumn) and the verb 'thu' (to collect/record). You can use 'thu' in more complex sentence structures, such as 'Mặc dù mùa hè đã qua, nhưng cái nóng vẫn còn vương lại trong những ngày đầu thu' (Although summer has passed, the heat still lingers in the early days of autumn). You should also be familiar with common collocations like 'gió thu' (autumn wind) and 'nắng thu' (autumn sunlight), and be able to use them to add detail to your speaking and writing.
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At the B2 level, you should explore the literary and symbolic meanings of 'thu'. In Vietnamese culture, autumn is often associated with nostalgia (hoài niệm) and a gentle sadness. You should be able to read short stories or poems where 'thu' is used to set a mood. You can use the word in more sophisticated ways, such as 'sắc thu' (the colors/spirit of autumn) or 'hương thu' (the scent of autumn). You should also be able to handle the verb 'thu' in various compounds like 'thu nhập' (income), 'thu hút' (to attract), and 'thu hoạch' (to harvest), and distinguish them easily from the noun 'thu' meaning autumn. In discussions about environment or geography, you might use 'thu phân' (autumnal equinox). Your ability to use 'thu' should now extend to idiomatic expressions and the ability to describe the aesthetic 'vibe' of the season in detail. For instance, you could describe the 'hoa sữa' (milk flower) as a symbol of 'thu Hà Nội'. You should be able to argue why autumn is often considered the most beautiful season in Vietnamese literature.
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At the C1 level, you are expected to understand the deep historical and philosophical roots of the word 'thu'. This includes its Sino-Vietnamese origins and its place in the 'Tứ quý' (Four Seasons) motifs in art and architecture. You should be able to analyze poems by famous authors like Nguyễn Khuyến (the 'poet of autumn') and understand how 'thu' is used to reflect the poet's inner state. You can use 'thu' in highly formal or archaic contexts, such as 'thu tàn' (the end of autumn) or 'tiết khí' discussions. You should also be adept at using the verb 'thu' in its most abstract forms, such as 'thu nhỏ' (to downsize/minify) or 'thu hẹp' (to narrow down), while never confusing them with the seasonal noun. Your vocabulary should include specific terms like 'gió heo may'—a term specifically for the autumn wind that carries a lot of cultural and emotional weight. You should be able to write essays or give presentations on the cultural significance of autumn in Vietnamese society, incorporating historical references and literary metaphors fluently.
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At the C2 level, you have a masterly command of 'thu' in all its forms. You can appreciate the most subtle puns and wordplay involving the noun and verb 'thu'. You understand the nuances of 'thu' in classical Hán-Nôm texts and can discuss its relationship with the element 'Metal' in Eastern cosmology. You can use 'thu' as a metaphor for the later stages of life or the decline of an era with perfect naturalness. Your speech can incorporate rare or classical compounds like 'thu thủy' (autumn water, often used to describe beautiful eyes) or 'thu cúc' (autumn chrysanthemum). You can engage in deep literary criticism of Vietnamese 'thơ thu' (autumn poetry) and understand how the concept of 'thu' has evolved from classical times to modern pop music. You are also fully aware of regional variations in how 'thu' is perceived and used across the Vietnamese diaspora. At this level, 'thu' is no longer just a word for a season, but a versatile tool for high-level expression, capable of conveying complex emotions and philosophical ideas with precision and grace.
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Exemples

thu en 30 secondes

  • Thu means autumn or fall, the season between summer and winter, characterized by cool weather and yellow leaves.
  • It is almost always used with 'mùa' as 'mùa thu' in daily conversation, though 'thu' appears alone in poetry.
  • Culturally, it is linked to the Mid-Autumn Festival, mooncakes, and nostalgic literature, especially in Northern Vietnam.
  • Learners must distinguish it from the verb 'thu' which means to collect, gather, or record.

The word thu in Vietnamese is a beautiful, evocative noun that primarily translates to 'autumn' or 'fall' in English. It is one of the four seasons in the Vietnamese calendar, particularly distinct in Northern Vietnam, especially in Hanoi. Unlike the tropical south where seasons are often divided simply into 'rainy' and 'dry', the northern mùa thu represents a poetic transition characterized by cooler breezes, yellowing leaves, and a specific nostalgic atmosphere. In daily conversation, you will rarely find 'thu' standing alone as a single syllable when referring to the season; it is almost always paired with 'mùa' (season) to form mùa thu. However, in poetry, song lyrics, and classical literature, 'thu' is frequently used in isolation to evoke a sense of melancholy, beauty, or the passage of time. This word carries a heavy cultural weight, often associated with the 'gió heo may' (the chilling dry autumn wind) and the blooming of 'hoa sữa' (milk flowers) in the capital city.

Seasonal Context
In the Vietnamese mindset, thu is the bridge between the scorching heat of summer (hạ) and the biting cold of winter (đông). It is the time for the Mid-Autumn Festival (Tết Trung Thu), making it a word synonymous with childhood memories, lanterns, and mooncakes.
Linguistic Nuance
While 'thu' is a noun for the season, learners should be aware that it shares the same spelling as the verb 'thu' (to collect/gather). However, context usually makes the distinction clear. When you hear 'trời sang thu' (the sky turns to autumn), it is unmistakably the noun.

Hà Nội đẹp nhất khi vào mùa thu.

Translation: Hanoi is most beautiful when entering autumn.

The concept of thu is deeply ingrained in Vietnamese aesthetics. It is often described as 'vàng' (yellow) due to the color of the leaves and the sunlight. Writers often use the phrase 'nắng thu' to describe the mild, golden sunlight that isn't as harsh as summer sun. In the southern regions, even though the temperature doesn't drop significantly, people still celebrate 'Trung Thu' and use the word 'thu' to refer to the lunar months associated with the season. It is a word of romance, often used in romantic ballads and classical 'vọng cổ' music to represent a time of longing or meeting.

Gió mùa thu thổi nhẹ qua hiên nhà.

Translation: The autumn breeze blows gently through the porch.

Furthermore, thu is used in historical and formal contexts. For example, 'thu phân' refers to the Autumnal Equinox. In Sino-Vietnamese compounds, 'thu' appears in many words related to the season, such as 'thu cúc' (autumn chrysanthemum) or 'thu nguyệt' (autumn moon). Understanding 'thu' is not just about learning a season; it is about unlocking a specific emotional frequency in Vietnamese culture that values quietude, reflection, and natural beauty. This is why many Vietnamese parents name their daughters 'Thu', 'Hoài Thu', or 'Minh Thu', hoping they will embody the gentleness and clarity of the season.

Using the word thu effectively requires understanding its role as a noun and its common pairings. Most often, you will use it with the classifier 'mùa' (season). In Vietnamese, seasons are typically referred to as 'mùa' + [Season Name]. Therefore, 'mùa thu' is the standard way to say 'autumn'. If you want to describe the atmosphere of autumn, you might say 'trời thu' (autumn sky/weather) or 'tiết thu' (autumn climate). Because Vietnamese is an isolating language, the word 'thu' does not change its form based on its position in the sentence, but its meaning is clarified by the surrounding words.

As a Subject
Mùa thu đã đến thật rồi. (Autumn has truly arrived.) Here, 'mùa thu' acts as the noun phrase performing the action of 'arriving'.
As an Object
Tôi rất yêu mùa thu Hà Nội. (I love Hanoi's autumn very much.) In this case, it follows the verb 'yêu' (to love).
In Descriptive Phrases
Bầu trời thu trong xanh và cao vút. (The autumn sky is clear blue and very high.) Here, 'thu' modifies 'bầu trời' to specify which sky is being described.

Lá vàng rơi đầy đường khi mùa thu sang.

Translation: Yellow leaves fall all over the road when autumn comes.

When talking about time, 'thu' can be used to denote the year in a poetic sense, similar to 'winters' in English poetry (e.g., 'mười mùa thu' can mean ten years). However, this is quite advanced. For beginners, focus on the 'mùa + thu' structure. Note that in Vietnamese, we say 'vào mùa thu' (in autumn) or 'khi mùa thu đến' (when autumn comes). There is no need for complex conjugations; just place the noun phrase in the time-setting part of your sentence, usually at the beginning or the end.

Chúng ta sẽ đi ngắm cảnh thu vào cuối tuần này.

Translation: We will go sightseeing in the autumn scenery this weekend.

In more formal or literary writing, you might encounter 'thu' as part of a compound like 'trung thu' (mid-autumn). If you want to ask someone about their favorite season, you would ask: 'Bạn thích mùa nào nhất?' and they might answer 'Tôi thích mùa thu'. Notice how the tone of 'thu' (level tone, no mark) gives it a calm, steady sound, which many Vietnamese people feel matches the peaceful nature of the season itself. Avoid using 'thu' when you mean 'to collect' (which is also 'thu') by ensuring you have a context related to weather, leaves, or festivals.

The word thu is ubiquitous in Vietnamese culture, but the context changes depending on where you are. In Northern Vietnam, you will hear it constantly from September to November. People will discuss the 'gió thu' (autumn wind) as they pull out light jackets. In the South, where the climate is more tropical, you will hear thu most frequently in the context of the 'Tết Trung Thu' (Mid-Autumn Festival). During this time, the streets are filled with the sound of drums for lion dances, and the word 'thu' is printed on every mooncake box and lantern advertisement.

In Music and Radio
Turn on any Vietnamese radio station in October, and you are likely to hear 'Nhìn Những Mùa Thu Đi' (Watch the Autumns Pass) by Trịnh Công Sơn. Musicians love the word because of its poetic associations with sadness and longing.
In Schools
The school year in Vietnam typically starts in early September, which is the beginning of mùa thu. Teachers often give assignments to students to write about the 'ngày khai trường' (opening day of school) and the autumn weather.

Bánh trung thu năm nay rất ngon.

Translation: This year's mid-autumn cakes are very delicious.

If you are walking in the Old Quarter of Hanoi, you might hear street vendors selling 'cốm' (young green rice), which is the quintessential autumn snack. They might cry out 'Cốm vòng đây!', and if you ask them when the best time to eat it is, they will reply 'Mùa thu là lúc cốm ngon nhất' (Autumn is when cốm is best). In news broadcasts, meteorologists use 'thu' to describe the shifting weather patterns, often warning of the transition from the hot summer 'áp thấp nhiệt đới' to the cooler, drier autumn air. It is a word that signals a change in lifestyle—from drinking iced tea on the sidewalk to enjoying a warm cup of coffee while watching the leaves change color.

Em có nghe thấy tiếng thu rơi không?

Translation: Do you hear the sound of autumn falling? (A famous poetic line).

In the business world, 'thu' also appears in 'quý 3' (the third quarter), which roughly aligns with autumn. However, in casual talk, the cultural and seasonal 'thu' is much more common. You will hear it in coffee shops when people compliment the weather: 'Hôm nay trời vào thu mát mẻ quá!' (Today the sky has entered autumn, it's so cool!). Whether in a poem, a song, a weather report, or a conversation about snacks, 'thu' is a word that brings a sense of comfort and aesthetic appreciation to the listener.

One of the most frequent mistakes English speakers make when learning thu is confusing it with its homonym, the verb 'thu'. In Vietnamese, 'thu' can mean 'to collect', 'to gather', or 'to record'. For instance, 'thu tiền' means to collect money, and 'thu âm' means to record audio. Beginners often get confused when they see 'thu' in a sentence that has nothing to do with the weather. Always look for the word 'mùa' (season) or 'trời' (sky/weather) to confirm that 'thu' refers to autumn. If 'thu' is followed by a noun like 'tiền' (money) or 'thuế' (tax), it is almost certainly the verb meaning 'to collect'.

Confusing Noun and Verb
Mistake: 'Tôi thích thu.' (I like collecting? I like autumn?) Correct: 'Tôi thích mùa thu.' (I like autumn.) Without 'mùa', the sentence is ambiguous and sounds incomplete.
Misusing Regional Terms
In Southern Vietnam, people might not use 'mùa thu' to describe their actual weather because they only have two seasons. If you tell a Saigonese person 'Trời hôm nay rất thu', they might find it a bit poetic or strange since they don't experience a traditional fall.

Sai: Tôi sẽ thu lá vào ngày mai. (Incorrect if you mean 'I will autumn leaves'). Đúng: Tôi sẽ quét lá mùa thu.

Explanation: You cannot use 'thu' as a verb for 'to do autumn'.

Another common error is the pronunciation. 'Thu' has a level tone (thanh ngang). English speakers often accidentally add a rising or falling tone, which can change the meaning or make the word unrecognizable. It should be a flat, steady 'thoo'. Also, avoid using 'thu' to refer to 'fall' in the sense of 'falling down'. The verb for falling down is 'ngã' or 'rơi'. If you say 'Tôi bị thu', people will be very confused; you should say 'Tôi bị ngã'. The noun 'thu' is strictly for the season or specific Sino-Vietnamese compounds.

Đừng nhầm lẫn: thu hoạch (harvest) và mùa thu (autumn).

Note: Harvest often happens in autumn, but the words are different.

Lastly, some learners try to translate English idioms literally. For example, 'Autumn of one's life' doesn't translate directly to 'Mùa thu của cuộc đời' in casual conversation, though it might appear in high-level literature. To express aging, Vietnamese people use different metaphors. Stick to 'mùa thu' for the time of year to avoid sounding unnatural. Also, remember that 'thu' is never used as an adjective before a noun like in 'autumn leaves'. In Vietnamese, it's 'lá [mùa] thu' (leaves of autumn). The noun always comes before the modifier.

While thu is the most common word for autumn, there are several related terms and alternatives that can enrich your vocabulary. Depending on the register (formal vs. informal) and the specific aspect of autumn you want to highlight, you might choose a different word. Understanding these nuances will help you sound more like a native speaker and better understand Vietnamese literature and songs.

Mùa lá rụng
Literally 'the season of falling leaves'. This is a descriptive alternative often used in stories or when talking to children to emphasize the visual aspect of autumn.
Tiết thu
'Tiết' refers to the weather or climate of a specific period. Use 'tiết thu' when discussing the specific atmospheric feel, like the crisp air or the clarity of the sky.
Trung thu
Meaning 'Mid-Autumn'. This is almost exclusively used for the festival (Tết Trung Thu). It's a specific time within the season.

So sánh: mùa thu (general) vs. cuối thu (late autumn).

Context: Use 'cuối thu' to describe the time just before winter starts.

In Sino-Vietnamese (Hán-Việt) contexts, you might see 'Kim Thu'. 'Kim' relates to the element Metal, which in traditional Eastern philosophy is associated with the autumn season. This is very formal and usually found in feng shui, traditional medicine, or classical poetry. Another term is 'Thu phân', the Autumnal Equinox, used in science or calendars. If you want to describe the color, 'vàng thu' (autumn yellow) is a specific shade that evokes the season's unique light.

Trời đã sang tiết thu, không khí thật dễ chịu.

Translation: The weather has turned to autumn, the atmosphere is very pleasant.

When comparing 'thu' to other seasons, you have 'xuân' (spring), 'hạ' (summer), and 'đông' (winter). A common phrase to remember all four is 'Xuân Hạ Thu Đông'. In literary contexts, 'thu' is often paired with 'cúc' (chrysanthemum) as it is the flower of the season, while 'xuân' is paired with 'mai' or 'đào'. If you are writing a poem, using 'thu' is much more effective than the literal 'mùa có lá vàng' because 'thu' carries centuries of poetic tradition. In summary, while 'mùa thu' is your go-to phrase, knowing 'tiết thu' and 'trung thu' will help you navigate different social and cultural situations.

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Exemples par niveau

1

Mùa thu rất đẹp.

Autumn is very beautiful.

'Mùa' is the classifier for seasons.

2

Tôi thích mùa thu.

I like autumn.

Subject + verb + object structure.

3

Bây giờ là mùa thu.

Now is autumn.

'Là' is the linking verb 'to be'.

4

Mùa thu có lá vàng.

Autumn has yellow leaves.

'Có' means 'to have' or 'there is'.

5

Trời mùa thu mát mẻ.

The autumn weather is cool.

'Mát mẻ' is a common adjective for cool weather.

6

Mùa thu bắt đầu vào tháng chín.

Autumn starts in September.

'Bắt đầu' means to start.

7

Em bé đi chơi trung thu.

The baby goes out for mid-autumn.

'Trung thu' refers to the Mid-Autumn Festival.

8

Mẹ mua bánh trung thu.

Mother buys mooncakes.

'Bánh trung thu' is a compound noun.

1

Hà Nội vào mùa thu thật tuyệt vời.

Hanoi in autumn is truly wonderful.

'Vào' here means 'entering' or 'during'.

2

Chúng tôi đi dạo dưới nắng thu.

We walk under the autumn sunlight.

'Dưới' means under; 'nắng thu' is a noun phrase.

3

Gió thu thổi nhẹ nhàng.

The autumn wind blows gently.

'Nhẹ nhàng' is an adverb describing the manner.

4

Bạn có thích không khí mùa thu không?

Do you like the autumn atmosphere?

Question structure with 'có... không'.

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Mùa thu là mùa tôi yêu nhất.

Autumn is the season I love most.

'Nhất' is the superlative marker.

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Trời thu trong xanh và cao.

The autumn sky is clear blue and high.

'Trong xanh' describes a clear blue color.

7

Nhiều loài hoa nở vào mùa thu.

Many types of flowers bloom in autumn.

'Nở' means to bloom.

8

Trẻ em rất thích Tết Trung Thu.

Children really like the Mid-Autumn Festival.

'Rất' is an intensifier meaning 'very'.

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Khi trời sang thu, lá cây bắt đầu đổi màu.

When the sky turns to autumn, the leaves start to change color.

'Sang' indicates a transition into a new state or season.

2

Hương hoa sữa nồng nàn trong gió thu Hà Nội.

The scent of milk flowers is intense in the autumn wind of Hanoi.

'Nồng nàn' describes a strong, passionate scent.

3

Mùa thu gợi cho tôi nhiều kỷ niệm cũ.

Autumn reminds me of many old memories.

'Gợi cho' means to evoke or remind someone of something.

4

Tiết thu năm nay có vẻ lạnh hơn mọi năm.

The autumn weather this year seems colder than usual.

'Có vẻ' means 'seems' or 'appears'.

5

Tôi thích cảm giác se se lạnh của buổi sáng đầu thu.

I like the slightly chilly feeling of an early autumn morning.

'Se se lạnh' is a specific term for slight autumn chill.

6

Bầu trời thu Hà Nội thường cao và xanh ngắt.

Hanoi's autumn sky is often high and deep blue.

'Xanh ngắt' is an intensive form of blue.

7

Mùa thu là thời điểm lý tưởng để đi du lịch.

Autumn is the ideal time to travel.

'Lý tưởng' means ideal.

8

Tiếng lá khô xào xạc là âm thanh đặc trưng của mùa thu.

The rustling sound of dry leaves is a characteristic sound of autumn.

'Xào xạc' is an onomatopoeia for rustling.

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Sắc thu vàng rực rỡ nhuộm thắm cả khu rừng.

The brilliant yellow of autumn dyes the whole forest.

'Nhuộm' (to dye) is used metaphorically here.

2

Cốm Vòng là thức quà tinh túy của mùa thu Hà Nội.

Vòng village's green rice is the quintessential gift of Hanoi's autumn.

'Tinh túy' means essence or quintessential.

3

Gió heo may chớm về báo hiệu mùa thu đã sang.

The dry autumn breeze has just arrived, signaling that autumn has come.

'Gió heo may' is a culturally specific term for autumn wind.

4

Vẻ đẹp của mùa thu thường đi vào thơ ca nhạc họa.

The beauty of autumn often enters poetry, music, and painting.

'Thơ ca nhạc họa' is a compound for the arts.

5

Mùa thu mang đến một nỗi buồn man mác, khó tả.

Autumn brings a vague, indescribable sadness.

'Man mác' describes a light, lingering sadness.

6

Trong tiết thu dịu mát, lòng người trở nên thư thái hơn.

In the cool autumn weather, people's hearts become more relaxed.

'Thư thái' means relaxed or peaceful.

7

Trăng thu tròn và sáng nhất vào đêm rằm tháng Tám.

The autumn moon is roundest and brightest on the full moon night of the eighth month.

'Rằm' refers to the 15th day of the lunar month.

8

Những dải mây thu vắt ngang bầu trời như những dải lụa.

The autumn clouds stretch across the sky like silk ribbons.

'Vắt ngang' means to stretch across.

1

Nguyễn Khuyến nổi tiếng với chùm ba bài thơ thu tuyệt tác.

Nguyễn Khuyến is famous for his trilogy of masterpiece autumn poems.

'Tuyệt tác' means masterpiece.

2

Cảnh vật mùa thu đượm vẻ u buồn và tĩnh lặng.

The autumn scenery is imbued with a sense of melancholy and stillness.

'Đượm' means to be imbued or saturated with a feeling.

3

Sự chuyển mình của đất trời khi sang thu thật tinh tế.

The transformation of heaven and earth when entering autumn is very subtle.

'Chuyển mình' refers to a significant transformation.

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Tiết thu phân là lúc ngày và đêm có độ dài bằng nhau.

The autumnal equinox is when day and night are of equal length.

'Thu phân' is the technical term for the equinox.

5

Mùa thu là biểu tượng của sự thu hoạch và sung túc.

Autumn is a symbol of harvest and abundance.

'Biểu tượng' means symbol.

6

Ánh nắng thu vàng hanh hao trải dài trên những con phố cổ.

The dry, golden autumn sunlight stretches across the old streets.

'Hanh hao' describes a dry, pale kind of sunlight.

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Lòng tôi bỗng chốc xao động trước vẻ đẹp của chiều thu.

My heart suddenly stirred before the beauty of the autumn afternoon.

'Xao động' means to be stirred or moved emotionally.

8

Mùa thu trong thơ Xuân Diệu mang một nét rạo rực, đắm say.

Autumn in Xuân Diệu's poetry carries a sense of excitement and passion.

'Rạo rực' and 'đắm say' are intense emotional adjectives.

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Vẻ đẹp 'thu thủy, xuân sơn' của người thiếu nữ được ca tụng trong văn chương.

The 'autumn water (eyes), spring mountain (brows)' beauty of the young lady is praised in literature.

A classical idiom using 'thu' metaphorically for eyes.

2

Khí tiết thu sảng khoái giúp tâm hồn con người trở nên thanh tịnh.

The refreshing autumn atmosphere helps the human soul become pure and tranquil.

'Thanh tịnh' is a formal term for purity and tranquility.

3

Sự tàn phai của mùa thu gợi nhắc về quy luật vô thường của tạo hóa.

The fading of autumn reminds one of the law of impermanence in nature.

'Vô thường' is a Buddhist concept of impermanence.

4

Bức họa 'Tứ bình' không thể thiếu hình ảnh nhành cúc và sắc thu.

The 'Four Seasons' painting set cannot lack the image of a chrysanthemum branch and autumn colors.

'Tứ bình' refers to a specific set of four decorative paintings.

5

Thu là lúc vạn vật thu mình lại để chuẩn bị cho mùa đông giá rét.

Autumn is when all things withdraw into themselves to prepare for the freezing winter.

Playing on the noun 'thu' and the verb 'thu mình' (to withdraw).

6

Trong điển tích xưa, mùa thu thường gắn liền với những cuộc chia ly đầy lưu luyến.

In ancient literary allusions, autumn is often associated with lingering departures.

'Điển tích' refers to classical literary allusions.

7

Nét hoài cổ của Hà Nội càng trở nên đậm nét hơn mỗi độ thu về.

Hanoi's sense of nostalgia becomes even more pronounced every time autumn returns.

'Hoài cổ' means nostalgia for the past.

8

Cái lạnh hanh của mùa thu phương Bắc khiến làn da dễ bị khô ráp.

The dry cold of the Northern autumn makes the skin easily dry and rough.

'Lạnh hanh' is a specific term for dry cold.

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