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Ngocbig Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Could you please tell me when to use "Guy", "Folk", and "Dude"?
These three words really make me confused when I found them in some forums. Please help me distinguish them. Thanks in advance.
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G'day, As far I understand them, Guy means: A young person boy or girl Singular = Guy Plural = Guys You can use it when you meet a group of friends and you want to say "hi" to everybody, you can say: Hi Guys ! How are you guys doing? Folk means a group of people in general, doesn't matter age or gender but sometimes very specified.
- G'day, As far I understand them, Guy means: A young person boy or girl Singular = Guy Plural = Guys You can use it when you meet a group of friends and you want to say "hi" to everybody, you can say: Hi Guys !
- How are you guys doing?
- Folk means a group of people in general, doesn't matter age or gender but sometimes very specified.
- example: Country music is the folk's music in texas.
- If you live with mum and dad you can say: I live with my folks.
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G'day,
As far I understand them, Guy means:
A young person boy or girl
Singular = Guy
Plural = Guys
You can use it when you meet a group of friends and you want to say "hi" to everybody, you can say:
Hi Guys!
How are you guys doing?
Folk means a group of people in general, doesn't matter age or gender but sometimes ver
As far I understand them, Guy means:
A young person boy or girl
Singular = Guy
Plural = Guys
You can use it when you meet a group of friends and you want to say "hi" to everybody, you can say:
Hi Guys!
How are you guys doing?
Folk means a group of people in general, doesn't matter age or gender but sometimes ver
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