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[suzuki]

What do you call those villagers who are unfortunately not much educated in Vietnam and what does it mean?

Thanks so much.

[dethuong_x0x]

What do you call those villagers who are unfortunately not much educated in Vietnam and what does it mean?

Thanks so much.

It can be translated "Hai Lúa"

[truelove]

It can be translated "Hai Lúa"

I dont think so, it must be "thất học" or "vô học" or "vô giáo dục", etc.,

[MANH NGUYEN]

What do you call those villagers who are unfortunately not much educated in Vietnam and what does it mean?

Thanks so much.

un·schooled (ŭn-skld)
adj.


1. Not educated or instructed; having little or no formal schooling.
2. Not the result of training; natural: an artist of unschooled talents.

[english-learner]

It can be translated "Hai Lúa"

Hai lúa is the best, in my opinion. Anyway, "Hai lua" is an dialect word of the South area/ Nam bo. The Middle and the North don't use it.
The popular word is "Nhà quê" or " nhà quê lạc hậu". "nhà quê ít học"
In the city, there are many people who are called thất học, không có giáo dục not only in the countryside.