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I have a question in a secret.
The native speakers use the first name on the response, don't they?
For example, thanks for reading, Tom.
What benefits are there?
The native speakers use the first name on the response, don't they?
For example, thanks for reading, Tom.
What benefits are there?
内々の質問
内々で質問があります。
ネイティブは返信の時ファーストネームを使いますね。
例えば、トム読んでくれてありがとう。
これってどんな利益がありますか。
内々で質問があります。
ネイティブは返信の時ファーストネームを使いますね。
例えば、トム読んでくれてありがとう。
これってどんな利益がありますか。
Secret Question
I wouldn't call this a secret question. It is just a question.
I have a question. in a secret.
The Native speakers tend to use their first names on their responses, don't they?
For example: "Thanks for reading, Tom".
What's the reason for this? benefits are there?
I got it.
Usually the first name is used friendly, isn't it?
or is it because a name is generally being used?
In Japan we don't call the name.
We use "あなた" generally.
Native speakers address each other on a first name basis, don't they?
When I watched CNN, a caster called a person " first name".
However I always hear the president name is called "surname".
I have a secret question. (However, I agree this is not a secret)
Native speakers use people's first names in their response, don't they?
What benefits are there? (or, Why do they do this?)
I got many answer, so I got it.