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nó

Pronunciation Northern /nɔ˧˥/ Central /nɔ̰˩˧/ Southern /nɔ˧˥/
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it

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3 senses
Meaning
3 senses
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Sense 1 Pronoun
it Pronouns, Demonstratives, Classifiers & ParticlesTheme

A pronoun used to refer to a thing, animal, or situation that has already been mentioned or is being discussed.

vi Tôi đã mua một cuốn sách, nó rất thú vị.

en I bought a book, and it is very interesting.

Sense 2 Pronoun
he or she Pronouns, Demonstratives, Classifiers & ParticlesTheme

A third-person pronoun for a person already mentioned, used for children, close friends of the same age, or people below oneself; using it for an older person is disrespectful.

vi Thằng bé đang chơi bóng, nó trông rất vui.

en The boy is playing with a ball, and he looks very happy.

Sense 3 Pronoun
he, she, or it Pronouns, Demonstratives, Classifiers & ParticlesTheme

A pronoun used by an author to refer to a young person, a main character, or an animal in a story.

vi Con mèo đang ngủ, nó cuộn tròn trên ghế.

en The cat is sleeping; it is curled up on the chair.

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nọ / nõ / nỡ / nò …
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mẹ nó / bố nó / chúng nó / tụi nó …
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