Questions & Answers about Chúng tôi phải đợi ở đó vì cửa đã đóng.
A simple breakdown is:
- Chúng tôi = subject
- phải = modal verb, have to / must
- đợi = main verb, wait
- ở đó = location, there
- vì cửa đã đóng = reason clause, because the door was closed / had already closed
So the pattern is:
subject + modal + verb + location + reason
That is a very common Vietnamese sentence pattern.
Chúng tôi means we, but it is exclusive: it does not include the listener.
So:
- chúng tôi = we, not including you
- chúng ta = we, including you
This is something English does not normally mark, so it is very common for learners to ask about it.
Also, chúng tôi sounds fairly neutral or somewhat formal. In casual speech, people may also say things like tụi tôi or bọn tôi, depending on region and style.