Is 'rò rỉ' or 'dò rỉ' the correct spelling?

"Rò rỉ" or "dò rỉ", many people are confused about which is actually the correct spelling.

Vietnamese has many words that sound the same, causing confusion for many people when writing them. For example, many people are unsure whether to spell "rò rỉ" or "dò rỉ" correctly.

Is 'rò rỉ' or 'dò rỉ' the correct spelling? - 1

This verb refers to the gradual leakage of a liquid or gas through small, inconspicuous cracks or fissures. It can also describe the slow, almost imperceptible loss of information.

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So, which do you think is the correct way to write it? Please leave your answer in the comments below.

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