Questions & Answers about Hộp rất nặng.
It follows a very common Vietnamese pattern:
noun + degree word + adjective
So here:
- hộp = the noun
- rất = a degree word meaning very
- nặng = the adjective
A useful thing to notice is that in Vietnamese, adjectives can act as the main predicate of the sentence. So this is a complete sentence without needing an extra verb like is.
Because Vietnamese usually does not use a copula before adjectives.
In English, you say:
- The box is heavy
In Vietnamese, you normally just say:
- Hộp nặng
And if you want to strengthen it:
- Hộp rất nặng
The word là is often used for equational sentences, such as A is B, but not normally before adjectives. So Hộp là rất nặng would sound unnatural.