"Use this phrase to tell someone that you miss him or her.  Pronounce the expression as boh-goh-shee-poh-yeo.  A more direct way to translate this phrase would be, "I want to see you."  In Hangul, this expression is written as, 보고 싶어요.”  A more casual way to say the same sentiment would be to drop the "yo" or 요 from the end of the phrase. " This is a good way to compliment a girl or woman you are fond of.  Pronounce the expression as ah-ree-oom-dah-woh.  This phrase roughly means, “You're beautiful.” To write this expression in Hangul, write, 아름다워. " This is a good way to compliment a guy you are fond of.  Pronounce the expression as nee-oon-jahl saeeng-gin-goh-yah.  This phrase roughly means, “You're handsome.” This expression should be written in Hangul as, 넌 잘 생긴 거야. Ahn-ah-jwo!" Use this expression when you want to embrace your loved one.  Pronounce this expression as choo-woh ahn-ah-jwoh.  Translated in a fairly direct way, this phrase means, "I'm cold. Hug me!"  "Choo-wo" means "I'm cold." "Ahn-ah-jwo!" means "Hug me!"   Write the Hangul for this expression as, 추워. 안아줘! " This phrase should be used when you want to stop someone from going home or leaving you have a romantic evening.  Translated in a fairly direct way, it means, "Stay with me." Write the Hangul for this phrase as 나랑 같이 있어.

How would you rephrase that briefly using Vietnamese?
Nói với người đó là "bo-go-shi-peo-yo. Hãy để một cô gái biết rằng "ah-reum-da-wo. Hãy để một chàng trai biết rằng "neun-jal saeng-gingeoya. Hãy trêu đùa "Choo-wo, ahn-ah-jwo! Giữ ai đó bên mình bằng câu "narang gatchi eessuh.