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Thanks, love. You alright, love? Hello, love. Cheers, love.

Love

Term of endearment (British) British term of address/endearment. Used casually by shopkeepers, bus drivers, etc.

Slang Term British ★★★★★ Very Common Casual

Significado: Term of endearment (British)

亲昵的称呼（英国）

Término de cariño (británico)

親しみを込めた呼びかけ（イギリス）

친근한 호칭 (영국)

British term of address/endearment. Used casually by shopkeepers, bus drivers, etc.

英国的称呼/昵称。店员、公交司机等会随意使用。

Forma británica de dirigirse a alguien con cariño. Usado casualmente por tenderos, conductores de autobús, etc.

イギリスの呼びかけ/愛称です。店員やバスの運転手などがカジュアルに使います。

영국식 호칭/애칭. 가게 주인, 버스 기사 등이 일상적으로 사용한다.

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Contexto: term of address, endearment, British

Tono: friendly, warm

Very casual
Very casual（非常随意）
Very casual (muy casual)
Very casual（とてもカジュアル）
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Can be seen as patronizing
Can be seen as patronizing（可能被认为是居高临下）
Can be seen as patronizing (puede percibirse como condescendiente)
Can be seen as patronizing（見下していると思われることも）
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Term of endearment used casually across British society.

Etimología: From love (affection)

Primera vez registrado: Traditional British

Era: Traditional

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: British culture; British TV

Regional notes: Very British. More common in North. Some find it patronizing.

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