An muốn nói chuyện với bạn.

An wants to talk with you.

Breakdown of An muốn nói chuyện với bạn.

• An: An
• bạn: you
• muốn: to want
• với: with
• nói chuyện: to talk

Questions & Answers about An muốn nói chuyện với bạn.

Why is An placed at the beginning of the sentence?

Vietnamese often follows a Subject-Verb-Object order. Here, An is the subject, so it naturally appears at the start of the sentence.

What does muốn mean, and how do we use it in a sentence?

Muốn means to want. It’s used before a verb (or verb phrase) to show desire or intention. For example, An muốn nói chuyện means An wants to talk.

Why do we say nói chuyện với instead of other structures?

In Vietnamese, nói chuyện với literally means talk (have a conversation) with. The preposition với indicates with someone. It’s a common way to say talk to or speak with in Vietnamese.

Is bạn formal or informal here?

In Vietnamese, bạn can mean friend or be used as the pronoun you. It’s considered relatively neutral-informal, so it suits casual or friendly contexts. If you need more formality, you’d replace bạn with a more formal pronoun depending on the relationship, age, or status.

Do we need to use pronouns for clarity if the context is known?

Vietnamese often omits subjects and objects when the context is clear. But in this sentence, including An and bạn clarifies who wants to speak and with whom. If the context is perfectly clear, you might hear something shorter like Muốn nói chuyện với bạn. However, specifying An can feel more natural in stand-alone sentences or less obvious contexts.