Okay, the user wants me to translate "ill wishes" into Vietnamese. Let me think about the correct translation.
First, "ill" in this context probably means bad or harmful. So "ill wishes" would be something like "những điều chúc phúc không tốt" or more naturally "những điều chúc phúc xấu" in Vietnamese. But maybe there's a more idiomatic expression. Let me check.
Alternatively, "ill wishes" can be translated as "những lời chúc không lành mạnh" or "những ước muốn xấu". Wait, "wishes" here are wishes, so maybe "những điều ước không tốt" is better. But I should make sure it's the most natural translation. Maybe "những điều chúc phúc xấu" is more direct. However, in Vietnamese, "chúc phúc" is more about blessings, so maybe "những điều ước không lành mạnh" is better. Hmm, I think "những điều ước xấu" is concise and accurate. Let me confirm with a dictionary or examples. Yes, "ill wishes" translates to "những điều ước xấu" in Vietnamese. That's the correct translation.
những điều ước xấu
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