意味
Shopping for groceries at a store.
文化的背景
In big cities like Saigon or Hanoi, 'đi siêu thị' is a major weekend activity for families. People often spend hours there, not just shopping but eating at the food court and letting kids play in the game zones. In rural areas, 'đi siêu thị' is less common than 'đi chợ.' A trip to the supermarket might be a special occasion or a monthly trip to the nearest town. For young people, 'đi siêu thị' is a common 'date' or 'hangout' because it's free (if you don't buy much) and has great lighting for photos. Older generations may still prefer 'đi chợ' for fresh food but will 'đi siêu thị' for things like cooking oil, detergent, or gifts.
The AC Factor
If you are hot in Vietnam, just say 'Đi siêu thị thôi!' Everyone will understand you want to cool down.
No Bargaining
Never try to bargain at a supermarket. Prices are fixed. Save your bargaining skills for the 'chợ'.
意味
Shopping for groceries at a store.
The AC Factor
If you are hot in Vietnam, just say 'Đi siêu thị thôi!' Everyone will understand you want to cool down.
No Bargaining
Never try to bargain at a supermarket. Prices are fixed. Save your bargaining skills for the 'chợ'.
Brand as Verb
To sound like a local, use the brand name: 'Đi Big C không?' or 'Đi WinMart không?'
Family Time
Don't be surprised to see families having a full picnic in the supermarket food court; it's a social hub!
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to complete the sentence.
Chiều nay, tôi ___ siêu thị mua rau.
'Đi' is the correct verb for going to a destination.
Which sentence is the most natural way to invite a friend to the supermarket?
Select the best option:
The structure 'Subject + đi + Destination + không?' is the standard question format.
Match the Vietnamese phrase with its English meaning.
Match the following:
These are essential shopping-related distinctions.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Tủ lạnh hết trứng rồi. B: ___________
This is the most logical response to running out of food.
Match the phrase to the correct situation.
Situation: It is 35 degrees Celsius outside and you want to walk somewhere cool.
Supermarkets are famous for their air conditioning in Vietnam.
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Đi Siêu Thị vs. Đi Chợ
練習問題バンク
5 問題Chiều nay, tôi ___ siêu thị mua rau.
'Đi' is the correct verb for going to a destination.
Select the best option:
The structure 'Subject + đi + Destination + không?' is the standard question format.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are essential shopping-related distinctions.
A: Tủ lạnh hết trứng rồi. B: ___________
This is the most logical response to running out of food.
Situation: It is 35 degrees Celsius outside and you want to walk somewhere cool.
Supermarkets are famous for their air conditioning in Vietnam.
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よくある質問
14 問Technically no. For Circle K or 7-Eleven, say 'đi cửa hàng tiện lợi' or just 'vào Circle K'.
It is neutral. You can use it with your boss or your friends.
'Đi siêu thị' is for groceries. 'Đi mua sắm' is for general shopping (clothes, gifts).
No, 'tới' is redundant. 'Đi siêu thị' is the standard way.
Because of the air conditioning and the clean environment, which is a relief from the heat and dust outside.
Say 'Tôi đang ở siêu thị.'
Yes, if it's an electronics supermarket (siêu thị điện máy).
'Đi siêu thị' is more common for the activity. 'Đi vào' is for the physical movement of entering.
Co.opmart, WinMart, Lotte Mart, Big C (now GO!), and AEON.
Most stay open until 9:30 PM or 10:00 PM.
No, use 'mua hàng online' or 'đặt đồ siêu thị'.
It's Sino-Vietnamese (Chinese origin), but used exclusively in Vietnamese now.
No, Vietnamese does not use articles like 'the' in this context.
Bring your own bag if you want to be eco-friendly, though most provide plastic bags (sometimes for a small fee).
関連フレーズ
Đi chợ
similarGo to the traditional market
Mua sắm
builds onTo go shopping
Xe đẩy
specialized formShopping cart
Quầy thu ngân
specialized formCashier counter
Hàng hóa
similarGoods/Merchandise
Đi mall
similarGo to the mall
