"She uses her final wish to help him."

Translation: Cô ấy dùng điều ước cuối cùng của cô ấy để giúp anh ấy.

[StewartMM]

Why is 'của mình' not allowed here? "...dùng điều ước cuối cùng của mình.."?

[StewartMM]

I'd wish they'd let you look at the comments to see if something you had used before had been rejected.

[Stephen521061]

Second this question

[StewartMM]

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[bobg415631]

Back to the original question...why isn't cua minh allowed here?

[mikeydror]

The highlight shows wish as translating to "uoc" and "dieu uoc" but the answer isn't accepted without the "dieu." Is that word necessary or should both be accepted?

[momiji05]

The word "điều" is necessary, because "điều ước" is a noun, meanwhile "ước" is a verb. They all mean "wish" in English but it depends on their roles in the sentence.

Ex:

She uses her final wish to help him => "wish" in this case is a noun, and in Vietnamese, it means "điều ước" (also a noun).

She wishes her mother be here now to help her. (Cô ấy ước mẹ cô ấy ở đây bây giờ để giúp cô ấy) => "wish" in this case is a verb, and in Vietnamese, it means "ước" (also a verb).