使用美国口语spoken American English对不同人给于恰当的称呼是非常重要的,是人们进行交际和交流的前提,否则人们就无法开口。在美国社会和社区中,美国人对陌生人礼貌和客气的称呼为:Sir或Ma’am;对老朋友,老熟人则常呼Hi,guy!这里所使用的guy和英国人所使用的fellow表示的都是man,即你这个家伙。在美国军队中,军人中的熟悉朋友则称呼buddy。例如How’s everything with you,buddy?据说buddy是从brother一词演变过来的。更令人感到不可思议的 Using the spoken English spokeen American English to give proper titles to different people is very important. It is a prerequisite for people to communicate and communicate, otherwise people cannot open their mouths. In American society and community, Americans are polite and polite to strangers: Sir or Ma’am; to old friends, acquaintances often call Hi, guy! The guys used here and fellow used by fellow British It’s all about man, you guys. In the U.S. military, familiar friends in the military called buddy. For example, How’s everything with you, buddy? Buddy is said to have evolved from the word brother. Even more incredible