When used as an adjective, quen describes something or someone that is familiar to you. For instance, a familiar face would be gương mặt quen.
It can also be used to express that you are used to something, like tôi quen rồi, meaning "I'm used to it."
You'll often hear it in phrases like làm quen, which means "to get acquainted" or "to get familiar with."
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A1
下の単語をタップして文を組み立てよう
正解！
おしい！ 正解: Tôi quen bạn
This means 'I am familiar with you.' The common Vietnamese sentence structure is Subject + Verb + Object.
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A1
下の単語をタップして文を組み立てよう
正解！
おしい！ 正解: Bạn có quen anh ấy không?
This forms a question: 'Are you familiar with him?' 'Có...không?' is a common way to ask yes/no questions.
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A1
下の単語をタップして文を組み立てよう
正解！
おしい！ 正解: Cô ấy không quen nơi này.
This translates to 'She is not familiar with this place.' 'Không' is used to negate verbs or adjectives.
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