Vietnamese phrase
How to say “Two-piece rain suit” in Vietnamese
“Two-piece rain suit” in Vietnamese is
Áo mưa bộ
Hear it in both accents
Vietnamese sounds noticeably different north to south. Both are recorded so you can match wherever you are.
Northern
Hanoi and the north
Southern
Saigon and the south
Used in a sentence
Trời sắp mưa rồi, bạn có mang theo áo mưa bộ không?
It's about to rain, do you have your two-piece rain suit with you?
Northern
Hanoi and the north
Southern
Saigon and the south
Worth knowing
Word by word: áo (shirt/clothing) + mưa (rain) + bộ (set/suit)
When you would use it
This line comes from the Saigon Monsoon situation pack in XinChao (Survival) — the moments you actually run into in Việt Nam, not textbook drills.
See the survival packsRelated phrases
- Xe chết máyEngine stalled (due to water)
- Kiếm chỗ trú mưaFind a place to shelter from the rain
- Em ơi, đường Thảo Điền đang ngập nặng lắm. Dễ chết máy lắm, anh không muốn đi vào đó.Hey, Thao Dien is heavily flooded. The engine will stall easily, I don't want to go in there.
- Đường này có ngập không?Is this street flooded?
- Trời sắp mưa rồiIt’s about to rain
- Trời sắp mưa rồi, kiếm chỗ trú thôi.It's about to rain, let's find shelter.