Questions & Answers about Tôi rời nhà.
Tôi means I.
It is a common first-person pronoun, but it is relatively neutral and often feels a bit formal or careful in everyday speech. Vietnamese pronouns depend a lot on who you are talking to, so in real life people often use other words instead of tôi, depending on age, relationship, and social situation.
For example, instead of tôi, a speaker might say:
- mình
- em
- anh
- chị
- con
- cháu
But as a learner, tôi is a very safe pronoun to know and use.
Rời means to leave, to depart from, or to move away from something.
In Tôi rời nhà, it means I leave home / I leave the house.
A useful thing to know is that rời is often a bit more formal, written, or literary than some everyday alternatives. In casual speech, people may more often say:
- ra khỏi
- đi khỏi
- sometimes just đi
So the sentence is correct, but it can sound slightly more formal than the most natural everyday conversation.