You can add one or more adjectives behind the subject to make a statement about a person, an animal, a thing, or an event. 

Subject + Adjective

NOTE || Add “và” between 2 or more adjectives 

For example:

Tôi đẹp. I am pretty 

Anh ấy dễ thương. He is cute  

Trời nóng và nắng. The weather is hot and sunny 

Add one or more than one adjective behind a noun to indicate more details about an object in an SVO sentence.

Subject + Adjective

For example: 

Tôi ăn tô phở nóng và rẻ. I eat a hot and cheap Pho 

Anh ấy thích matcha lạnh và ngọt. He likes a cold and sweet matcha 

Chị ấy không thích đầm dài và sặc sỡ. She doesn’t like a colorful and long dress 

To make a question with an adjective, you can use the structure below:

Adjective + “không”? 

For example:

Đẹp không? Is it beautiful? / Am I beautiful? 

Lạnh không? Is it cold? / Are you cold? 

Nóng không? Is it hot? / Are you hot? 

You can add an adverb behind the verb to indicate a state or a level of an action. 

Verb + Adverb

For example:

Tôi hát hay. I sing well 

Anh ấy nấu ăn vào buổi sáng. He cooks in the morning. 

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You can add an adverb behind or in front the adjective to indicate a level of characteristics. 

Adjective + Adverb

Đẹp hú hồn! Amazingly beautiful! 

Lạnh tê tái! Frozenly cold! 

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Learn more about Vietnamese adverbs here.

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