Breakdown of Tôi nghe nói chủ thể bị ngược sáng.
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Nghe nói is a very common Vietnamese expression meaning to hear that, to be told that, or I heard that.
In this sentence, Tôi nghe nói... does not mean that the speaker literally heard someone speaking at that moment. It introduces reported information, similar to:
- I heard that...
- People say that...
- I was told that...
So Tôi nghe nói chủ thể bị ngược sáng means the speaker is passing on information they heard from somewhere else.
In English, we often say I heard that... In Vietnamese, the connector equivalent to that is often omitted.
So these are all possible:
- Tôi nghe nói chủ thể bị ngược sáng.
- Tôi nghe nói là chủ thể bị ngược sáng.
- Tôi nghe nói rằng chủ thể bị ngược sáng.
All are understandable, but the version without là or rằng is very natural and common, especially in everyday speech.
- là sounds conversational and common
- rằng sounds more formal or written