Questions & Answers about Tôi thu nhỏ hình.
Yes. Tôi is the standard, neutral way to say I in Vietnamese.
A few useful notes:
- It is polite and fairly safe in many situations.
- Vietnamese pronouns depend a lot on age, relationship, and social context, so people do not always use tôi in everyday speech.
- But in textbooks and neutral examples, tôi is very common.
So in this sentence, tôi simply means I.
Thu nhỏ is written as two words, but it functions together as a single verbal expression meaning to reduce, to shrink, or to make smaller.
You can think of it as:
- thu = to draw in, gather, reduce
- nhỏ = small
Together, thu nhỏ means make smaller.
In modern usage, it is very common for things like:
- shrinking an image
- zooming out
- reducing size in editing or design