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When something is compared with another thing according to its numbers, the sentence follows a different structure. Multiple number comparatives include half, twice, three times, four times, etc.

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INTERVIEW VIETNAMESE | TOP POPULAR SUPERMARKET BRAND | HÃNG SIÊU THỊ PHỔ BIẾN

By: svff.info

On: June 1, 2021

In: Vietnamese Lessons on Youtube

Collection of hypermarkets in Vietnam to know, or chain supermarkets. Every day, both expats and Vietnamese spend a lot of time and money shopping for groceries. The Vietnamese average spends about VND 250,000 [according to the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce] on weekly grocery shopping. In Vietnam, there are many supermarkets and grocery stores, most of which are located in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh District, as well as in larger cities.

Talking about larger supermarkets and or shopping malls, Big C is actually leading in quantity with 35 supermarkets, Mega Mall with 19 grocery stores, followed by Lottle supermarket with 13 and finally the Japanese Aeon brand with 4 supermarkets in terms of quantity.

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SUPERLATIVE IN VIETNAMESE | SO SÁNH NHẤT | VIETNAMESE GRAMMAR | LEARN VIETNAMESE WITH SVFF

By: svff.info

On: May 20, 2021

In: Vietnamese Lessons on Youtube

Superlative adjectives are used to classify objects that are at the top or bottom of a quality scale (the tallest, the smallest, the fastest, the highest). They’re used to equate a subject to a group of objects in sentences.