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15. Aug. 2016 · Should you say “honey” or “sweetie” or “dear” or something else? It depends on how well you know them and a bunch of other factors. Today we’ll give answer a listener question on this topic so that you’ll never be confused about what to call someone again.
12. Aug. 2014 · Is it acceptable for strangers to call you sweetie? Most of us agreed that if it’s coming from someone significantly older, then it’s fine to let it slide. “In a weird way it makes me feel ...
Ich weiß nicht ob ich hier richtig bin und einigen von euch wird meine Frage vielleicht lächerlich vorkommen, aber trotzdem: Wenn man seinem Expartner noch immer mit "dear", "cutie" und "sweetie" angesprochen wird, hat das irgend etwas zu bedeuten?
As far as I know dear, darling, and honey are commonly used between lovers, but I suppose there are more words like that. What else is commonly used? Which of these can be used to address a (close/not close) friend without sounding sarcastic or awkward?
- This varies greatly by geography. In the Southeastern United States, it is not uncommon for some women to address or answer people--even strangers-...
- I agree with Jay's answer, but would add that "Dear Sir", "Dear Mr. Smith", etc. used to be (still are?) considered standard openings for formal or...
- Taking the geographical oddities a little further in Cornwall (South West of the UK) complete strangers, normally women, may finish questions with...
- In the American South, it’s quite common for women to address total strangers, as honey , sugar , baby , etc. (On TV, black men do too, but I ha...
- In Australia and New Zealand you'll hear any of the terms luv , mate , cuz , bro , darl , darlin , honey , sweets , cobber , dear , sir...
- My mom uses the word 'love' when addressing her close friends. Like by saying "Thanks, love! Much appreciated!" And also sometimes if I thank someo...
- I think the word Dear is quite okay while addressing your close friends. I do that very often and it's not so awkward. As for Honey.. that would m...
- As part of a new campus initiative, my college's student body had to take a sexual harassment test. Interestingly enough this test claimed any term...
- If you use those words in the office then you feel some inclination towards those who you addressed. Again it depends on geography.
6. Feb. 2019 · By fredo21. Every language has its own set of sweet or romantic nicknames and English is no different. Here in this article, we’ll take a look at the different English terms of endearment. From the traditional darling and the old-fashioned British poppet to more recent American slang such as bae, let’s check them all out here. Quick Navigation.
13. Mai 2024 · 1. Schatz — Jewel/Gem/Treasure. 2. Maus — Mouse. 3. Hase — Bunny. 4. Bärchen — Little bear. 5. Liebling — Darling/Favorite. 6. Engel — Angel. 7. Schnucki — Sweetie-pie. 8. Kuschelbär — Cuddly bear. 9. Süße / Süßer — Sweetie. 10. Zaubermaus — Magic mouse. 11. Schnecke — Snail. 12. Baby — Baby. 13. Mausebär — Mouse bear. 14. Spatzi — Little sparrow.
20. Juni 2009 · Praguedive. 29.5K subscribers. Subscribed. 48. 9.9K views 14 years ago. Sidney Bechet - Sweetie Dear. 15 sept, 1932. Bechet (cl, ss); Tommy Ladnier (tp); Teddy Nixon (tb); Henri Duncan (p);...
