If you are in the UK, you'll probably meet people who never talked to you before. They may you "dear", "darling" or" love" There is no needWhy? Because those people are just to be polite.

    Just like "sir" and "madam'.', there are many other for the British to call the people they may not know well. It is for a shop assistant (店员) to call you "darling", "dear" or "love". Don't shy.

    The British also use words like "petal", "duck" "son" and so on. It all depends on (取决于) your age and where you are. For example, if you your seat (座位) to an old lady on the bus, she will say "Thank you, petal". If you are in a bar (酒吧) in the West Midlands and try to ask for a(n) the barman will say. "What'll it be, duck?"

    Next time you are called a strange name in  in the UK, just accept it and . Remember to say "please'! and "thank you".

— Yes, he has learnt it in Paris for three years.

A: Good morning, David.

B: Good morning, Li Kai.

A: Tomorrow is Saturday. Are you free?

B:  

A: That's good. Would you like to go to my cousin's wedding with me?

B: I'd love to.

A: OK. On the early morning of the wedding, the bridegroom goes to the bride’s home. But before he enters the room, he must hand out some hongbao to children.

B:  

A: She must cry. It is our old custom here.  

B: That sounds very interesting!

A:  I will tell you later.

B: OK!