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A younger brother or sister is called "em" in Vietnamese.

A younger brother or sister is called "em" in Vietnamese.

Big siblings watch over their em. The whole family stays close.

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In Vietnamese, "bà" means grandma and "ông" means grandpa. In Vietnamese, "bà" means grandma and "ông" means grandpa. In Vietnamese, "mẹ" means mother and "bố" or "ba" means father. In Vietnamese, "mẹ" means mother and "bố" or "ba" means father. An older brother is "anh" and an older sister is "chị". An older brother is "anh" and an older sister is "chị". Vietnamese children greet their elders politely with a little bow. Vietnamese children greet their elders politely with a little bow. Vietnamese has one of the richest sets of family words of any language. Vietnamese has one of the richest sets of family words of any language.
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