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=== Proverbs ===
The word ''ăn'' (to [[eat]]) is included in a great number of [[proverb]]s and has a large range of semantic extensions.
* {{lang|vi|Ăn trông nồi, ngồi trông hướng}} ("Checking the status of the rice pot when eating, watch where/what direction you are sitting.") = Be careful of possible faux pas.
* {{lang|vi|Ăn theo thuở, ở theo thì}} = living in accordance to one's limit and social circumstance (Eat according to the season; live according to the season).
* {{lang|vi|Cha ăn mặn, con khát nước}} ("The father eats salty food, the children go thirsty.") = Bad actions will later bring bad luck/consequences to descendants.
* {{lang|vi|Nhai kĩ no lâu, cày sâu tốt lúa}} ("Chewing carefully [makes one] feel full longer, ploughing deep is good for the rice") = Careful execution brings better results than hasty actions.
* {{lang|vi|Học ăn, học nói, học gói, học mở}} ("Learning how to eat, how to speak, how to wrap, how to open") = Everything needs to be learned, even the simplest, start from "how to eat" politely.

Proverbs

The word ăn (to eat) is included in a great number of proverbs and has a large range of semantic extensions.

  • Ăn trông nồi, ngồi trông hướng ("Checking the status of the rice pot when eating, watch where/what direction you are sitting.") = Be careful of possible faux pas.
  • Ăn theo thuở, ở theo thì = living in accordance to one's limit and social circumstance (Eat according to the season; live according to the season).
  • Cha ăn mặn, con khát nước ("The father eats salty food, the children go thirsty.") = Bad actions will later bring bad luck/consequences to descendants.
  • Nhai kĩ no lâu, cày sâu tốt lúa ("Chewing carefully [makes one] feel full longer, ploughing deep is good for the rice") = Careful execution brings better results than hasty actions.
  • Học ăn, học nói, học gói, học mở ("Learning how to eat, how to speak, how to wrap, how to open") = Everything needs to be learned, even the simplest, start from "how to eat" politely.
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