No. 206 in Vietnamese
cảm
"Feeling" or "emotion"; can also mean "to feel."
In a sentence
Tôi cảm thấy rất vui hôm nay.
I feel very happy today.
The word 'cảm' is used in the context of 'cảm thấy,' which means 'to feel.' It refers to the personal feeling or emotion of the subject.
Cảm ơn bạn đã giúp đỡ tôi.
Thank you for helping me.
Here, 'cảm' is part of 'cảm ơn,' meaning 'to thank.' It conveys the expression of gratitude.
Anh ấy bị cảm lạnh nên không đi làm được.
He caught a cold, so he couldn't go to work.
In this sentence, 'cảm' is used in 'cảm lạnh,' which translates to 'a cold' in English, denoting an illness affecting the respiratory system.
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