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Believe it or not, there is no direct Vietnamese translation of the verb "to relax" ("thư giãn" sounds ridiculous). You can only translate the idea and that depends on the situation. Besides, the English word "just" is hard to translate and also depends on the situation.
omgimcrazy
if you want to say this to someone who's getting angry, then it's as follow:
"Binh tinh di"
(pronounced: bi`nh (a bit like "bing" in English), ti~nh, di (pronounced like "dee" in Eng.)
"chi dang nghi ma thoi".[ "all i'm doing is relaxing nothing else"]... thats real "pigeon" vn but it might get your point across.... if you telling someone else "to relax" you might say , " nghi di "
lotus
I think it would be " Dieu Xuong". The "D" is pronounce like "z" as in zebra. The "X" is pronounce like "S".
David
You can say: "binh tinh nao", "Thu gian di", "tha long nao"...