"Những chiếc áo thật đẹp."

Translation: The shirts are really beautiful.

[JeffersonPhu]

How would you say "the really beautiful shirts"? Because that's what I put and got it wrong

[Michael775713]

I also put this and think it a valid translstion

[asarrouy]

I also want to know how to say this.

[Walter152547]

His pronunciation seems wrong with chiếc

[IsaacEarl1]

He doest say the full chiếc word... is that a way it might sound?

[Vortarulo]

I also heard it as chứ.

[IsaacEarl1]

Why use thật instead of rất or quá?

[Vortarulo]

It means "really", while rất and quá just mean "very".

[czw1234]

In English, those two words can be used interchangeably in colloquial usage, they're synonyms. This would make sense if "thật" translates to the meaning of "really" that is a synonym for "truly", but there isn't enough context.

[DmitryReve]

Somewhere in this course's comments I read that plurals with "Những" are more like indefinite and with "các" are more like definite. Can someone elaborate more on this?

[NuclearAwsome]

I think các is for all members of a group (oranges are orange) whereas những is for some members of a group (some oranges are green). I'm still pretty new at this though so someone else should confirm!

[Julestheman]

Audio sounds weird to me too

[Mmoaa]

The shirts are really pretty