I said that the neighbor was na ve and na ve, am I wrong? 20

If your neighbor is an adult, it is very rude for you to say that you are naïve and naïve, and naïve and naïve only to describe children.

Hello, if it were an elder, your tone would seem impolite. It's okay if it's a peer, but a neighbor is still a neighbor, look up and don't look down, if the relationship is good, then it's okay, if the relationship is average, others may hold a grudge!

If it's a junior, it should be that their behavior is a little childish, but I think if you say it in a different tone, maybe it will not be so embarrassing.

If the neighbor is an adult, it is not appropriate for you to say this to your face. It may be more acceptable for the other party to be naïve and naïve.

I think it's not very familiar to you and your neighbors, if it's a familiar person, it should be okay to say this, and others won't care too much, but if you don't say it to a familiar person, it may not be too polite, and others may not like it. Besides, you shouldn't judge strangers either, because it doesn't have much to do with you, personal opinion.

Hello, you are wrong, because naivety and naivety may make the other person feel that you are sarcastic and unhappy.

The word naïve and naïve is a slightly dejorative word used in adults, and most people don't like to hear it.

Language is an art, and speaking depends on the occasion. If the relationship between neighbors is really bad, you can avoid not communicating, so as not to cause major conflicts. If the neighborhood is relatively good, if the neighbor is at fault, it doesn't hurt to say it once, but always saying that no one will be happy will also lead to conflicts.

If you have a good relationship with your neighbors and talk a lot, that's fine. If the relationship is average and the other party is an adult, he will mind.

You should be tactful, you shouldn't tell the truth, no one likes to tell the truth, even if the neighbor is really naïve, it's better not to say it.

Everybody thinks differently, maybe your neighbor thinks he's like that, he doesn't think he's naïve. He thought he was more straightforward.

I said that the neighbor was naïve and naïve, am I wrong? If the neighbors do something, children and teenagers do, then you're not wrong.

Some things are true but don't say it, if you say it, it won't look good if you meet every day, you can try not to associate with this kind of person but don't say it like this, so that you will become immature enough.

It's a bit rude for me to say that again, and the other person may get angry.

How do I know if your neighbor is naïve.

Innocent and naïve is better for children, but it has a derogatory flavor when used for adults, of course, the other party is unhappy, you can empathize, if your neighbor says you are naïve and naïve, are you happy?