"Chúng tôi luôn luôn tin bạn."

Translation: We always trust you.

[Roman_Huczok]

I wonder if there's some rule for luôn vs luôn luôn? Is it just a matter of emphasis?

[bobg415631]

I would like to understand this also

[SakuKaarak]

Im not sure, with some words duplicating soften the word, especially with colors:
(e.g. đen đen (“blackish”);
xanh xanh (“gruish”);
hay hay (“kind of interesting”);
sơ sơ (“barely”)).

But then again, semantic reduplicates pluralises things:
đời đời (“for generations”), người người (“people; men, women and children”),
nhà nhà (“families; communities”).

My source
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/t%E1%BB%AB_l%C3%A1y#Vietnamese

[StewartMM]

"Tin" also means "belịeve" but that's rejected as wrong.

[Stephen521061]

It accepted believe for me.

[LuBichNgoc1]

Really ?

[yeonjunswifey]

Uồi giọng nghe hài vãi:)

[Mirrachan]

What are you talk about

[PhanVnHng7]

He said the voice is just so funny to hear

[PhanVnHng7]

He said the voice is just so rculous

[Nick70706]

Why not 'We will always believe you' instead? How can we 'always' do something relegated to present-tense only?