Vietnam in Greek
Vietnam in Greek is Βιετνάμ — Vietnam means a country in Southeast Asia, officially the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, with its capital at Hanoi.
Vietnam in Greek
Βιετνάμ
Pronounced: Vietnam
A country in Southeast Asia. Official name: Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Capital: Hanoi.
What does "Vietnam" mean?
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name A country in Southeast Asia, officially the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, with its capital at Hanoi.
"They backpacked through Vietnam for a month, from Hanoi to the Mekong Delta."
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noun By extension, any long, grinding conflict that a stronger power can't win, or a hopeless, dangerous situation.
"Critics warned the invasion could turn into another Vietnam."
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Vietnam in a sentence
- They backpacked through Vietnam for a month, from Hanoi to the Mekong Delta.
- Critics warned the invasion could turn into another Vietnam.
- The failing project became his own personal Vietnam.
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What is "Vietnam" in Greek?
"Vietnam" in Greek is Βιετνάμ. Vietnam means: A country in Southeast Asia, officially the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, with its capital at Hanoi.
How do you pronounce Βιετνάμ?
"Vietnam" in Greek is Βιετνάμ, pronounced "Vietnam".
How do you use "Vietnam" in a sentence?
Example: "They backpacked through Vietnam for a month, from Hanoi to the Mekong Delta." In Greek, "Vietnam" is Βιετνάμ.
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