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Asking about family members.
문화적 배경
Family is the most important social unit. Asking about siblings is a way to show you care about the person's life. People may use 'anh cả' to refer to the eldest brother specifically. The eldest brother is often called 'Anh Hai' (Brother Number Two) because 'Number One' is traditionally reserved for the parents or ancestors. In overseas communities, English influence might lead some to just say 'anh' for any brother, but 'anh trai' remains the formal standard.
The 'Có... Không' Sandwich
Always remember to put the thing you are asking about in the middle of 'có' and 'không'.
Don't forget the 'trai'
If you just say 'Bạn có anh không?', it might sound like you're asking 'Do you have a [you]?' which is confusing.
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Asking about family members.
The 'Có... Không' Sandwich
Always remember to put the thing you are asking about in the middle of 'có' and 'không'.
Don't forget the 'trai'
If you just say 'Bạn có anh không?', it might sound like you're asking 'Do you have a [you]?' which is confusing.
Age Matters
If you find out they have an older brother, it's polite to ask how much older he is.
셀프 테스트
Complete the question to ask if someone has an older brother.
Bạn ___ anh trai không?
The verb 'có' is required to express possession in the 'có... không' structure.
Which word means 'older brother'?
Select the correct term:
'Anh' means older male, 'trai' means male. Together they mean older brother.
Complete the response.
A: Bạn có anh trai không? B: Không, mình không ___ anh trai.
The negative form is 'không có' (don't have).
Match the question to the person you are asking.
You are asking a 5-year-old boy if he has an older brother.
Use 'Em' for someone younger than you.
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시각 학습 자료
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제Bạn ___ anh trai không?
The verb 'có' is required to express possession in the 'có... không' structure.
Select the correct term:
'Anh' means older male, 'trai' means male. Together they mean older brother.
A: Bạn có anh trai không? B: Không, mình không ___ anh trai.
The negative form is 'không có' (don't have).
You are asking a 5-year-old boy if he has an older brother.
Use 'Em' for someone younger than you.
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자주 묻는 질문
10 질문It's possible in casual speech, but 'anh trai' is clearer and prevents confusion with the pronoun 'anh'.
You would say: 'Mình có hai anh trai.'
No, 'bạn' is for peers. Use 'em' for younger people and 'anh/chị' for older people.
Replace 'anh trai' with 'em trai'.
Usually no, that would be 'anh họ'. 'Anh trai' implies a biological or very close sibling.
That's just how Vietnamese grammar forms yes/no questions. It's like saying 'You have, no?'
Yes, but if you want to be specific, you'd use 'anh kế' or 'anh cùng cha khác mẹ'.
Not at all! In Vietnam, it's a very common and friendly question.
You can just say 'Có' or 'Dạ có' (more polite).
You can say 'Không' or 'Dạ không' (more polite).
관련 표현
Em trai
contrastYounger brother
Chị gái
similarOlder sister
Anh chị em
builds onSiblings
Con một
contrastOnly child
