
What do foreigners think when Vietnamese people speak English?
vui vẻ, phấn khởi
"Cheerfully" traces its roots back to the Old English word "cēre," meaning "joy, happiness, or good fortune." Over time, "cēre" evolved into "cheer," and then "cheerful." Adding the "-ly" suffix, indicating manner, created "cheerfully," signifying an action performed with happiness and enthusiasm. Essentially, the word reflects the notion of doing something with a positive and lighthearted disposition.
adverb
happy, excited
in a way that shows you are happy
theo cách cho thấy bạn hạnh phúc
cười/gật đầu/huýt sáo vui vẻ
used to say that you would like to do something
dùng để nói rằng bạn muốn làm điều gì đó
Tôi có thể vui vẻ giết chết anh ta khi anh ta nói điều đó.
used to show that somebody is not embarrassed about something
được sử dụng để cho thấy rằng ai đó không xấu hổ về điều gì đó
Cô ấy vui vẻ thừa nhận rằng cô ấy không có kinh nghiệm gì cả (= cô ấy không ngại làm như vậy).
brightly, in a way that makes you feel happy
rực rỡ, theo cách khiến bạn cảm thấy hạnh phúc
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