In Vietnamese grammar, Proper Nouns are fundamental and quite different from the English language. Proper Nouns or ‘Danh từ riêng’ are terms used to represent individual people, places, or organizations. They are always capitalized in the English language, but in Vietnamese, only pronouns referring to people’s names or geographical places are capitalized. Vietnamese grammar can be tricky because it lacks the word “the”, so it often uses proper nouns instead to point out specific subjects.
