What is the difference between a kid and a lad? Which one is more friendly?

The difference between a kid and a lad is;

A child, in general, refers to one's own child, or a child under the age of 20. There are both boys and girls here!

However, the young man specifically refers to boys around the age of 20, including both their own children and other people's children!

So, as long as you can figure out these two questions, you can call who is a child as you like? Who's the boy!

The lad can be addressed by people you know or those who are strangers. For strangers, I thought it would be more kind to call the lad!

There is generally no distinction between the age and identity of the speaker. Generally, we call it a minor child, and there is no distinction between men and women. Called young male lads who are about 30 years old.

In addition, for the elders, they can call their own young or relatively young juniors, or express their closeness to familiar juniors. Unfamiliar young men are called lads.

This question is too chewy, "guy and guy" is just everyone's oral expression habits, and there is no distinction between "small and big dots" at all. If you have to chew the words, what is the concept of "small dots"? How old to what age?

What is the concept of "big point"? How old to what age? There is also no prescribed standard division, only according to each person's habits.

So there is no difference between "guy and guy" from big and small. Is it okay to understand it this way? Thank you.

Depending on the age, the child must be about 10 years old, and the young man is about 20 years old, depending on the situation.

If it helps, please point, thanks.

In fact, no matter how you are called, it is still you, judging from your image, you should be a sunny big boy, young and fashionable, generally called a man in Korea, in China, the big boy and the young man have the closest meaning. If you're trend-oriented, you can call yourself a man, and conversely, a lad.

I think it depends on what group you are facing, if it is an elderly person or a parent, of course, it is a child, but for the younger generation, it is a young man; If it is a working person or a junior, it is a man.

If it's a girl, it's usually called a handsome guy, if it's a boy, it's called a buddy, you're a child in front of adults at home, you're a young man in a relative, you should be called a young man in the eyes of ordinary people (of course older than you), if it's yourself, it's not a man, it's a man.

Of course, your parents call you a child, and the older ones call you a young man, but as for men, it's a written way of writing, and it's rarely used to address people directly....

The young man is better, youthful and energetic.

It doesn't matter what you're wearing, you're already an adult after 18 years old, of course, a young man. But in front of the elders, of course, it will always be a child. Hehe.

The lad is better, more in line with the image, and more kind.

You will always be a child in front of your parents, a young man in front of your relatives, and a man in front of your friends.

In fact, it's the same as anything. The point is that what you like to hear to describe it varies from person to person.

If you look at this problem, it's the child.

Again21 I don't think it matters what it's called, it's what you behave like.

It's okay for others to call it whatever they want, just understand it yourself! Hehe.

Oh, lad. In fact, in the eyes of middle-aged and elderly people, people over 10 years old can be called young men, which has the meaning of exaggerating masculinity, because young men do not show old age, so it is a beautifying word. And men are not very spoken (this depends on local customs), and the age coverage is broader, which is obviously not very accurate for you.

To be more specific, we've listened to the phrase "middle-aged, youthful" and then followed by men. Why not change it to a manly man to be more heroic and save beauty, so as to capture the heart of the woman you like.

Personally, I tend to be a lad. Which do you personally prefer?

This scores people.

If it's a child of a few years old.

I'll have to call you big brother.

The older one is called the elder brother.

Peers may just "feed".

Senior or five years old.

I'll call you a boy.

The elder or the old man calls you a child or a young man.

As for the "men".

It's too blunt. It's also awkward to say.

No one would call it that.

At the age of 21, you can call a young man.

The young man is a little more energetic, and it fits quite well with your usual outfit.

Men (young men (lads - generally refers to young and pleasant)).

For this scorer, look at your looks and mannerisms, I'm 20 years old, I went to the store and didn't have anything, and the boss said what do children buy??? I was depressed.

In the third year of high school, I was called a child passing by.

Find out who you're calling.

You can call it.

A very sunny child, a very sunny young man.

Men with no criminal record. Ha ha.

If you're much older than him, you can call him a lad, if you're a few years older than you can't, you can call him buddy or master.

The guy is a bit of a nickname, but the guy is a little atmospheric, let's see what role is suitable!

If you are older, it is okay to call you a guy or a young man, both of them are more colloquial and refer to the juniors, if they are the same age, then they should be called sir, or if they are younger than him, they should be called brother or sir.

Hope it helps

It depends on what age you are, if you are in your fifties, then it is okay to call him a lad or a guy, if you are not much older than him, then you can call him a brother, buddy, in fact, it makes no difference to call him a guy or a guy.

Our country is very much about traditional virtues, and if you are older than him, you can call him a lad or something, it is appropriate!

Personally, I think it's appropriate to call the guy.

I think it's better to be kind, friendliness and um, it's all for friends, and kindness in terms of knowing is for everything, to be grateful, to be kind.

Friendliness, mostly refers to the closeness and harmony of friends;

Friendly, as an adjective to describe the harmonious relationship between people, people's character is friendly and kind;

Kindness, kindness and good-heartedness, no malice, pure heart, mostly refers to people's moral character and kindness.

Kindness is a beautiful character that comes from the heart, and I hope we all be a kind person!

Kindness, should be a kind person, it will naturally be friendly and friendly.

It mainly depends on which one you focus on.