Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Pal"

A: @sawarie You can just say,
We are pals.

A: Friend

A: It's a casual way to say friend "Let's go pal"

A: 좋은 친구
pal -친구

A: a friend.

A: "hey pal, wanna go for a drink?"
"I'm going out tonight with a few pals from college"
"One of my good pals asked me to help him move house"

A:
“Pal”
Means “friend” or “buddy” but it is more casual

Example:
“That guy over there is my pal”
“You want something to drink pal?

A: A: "This pie is delicious." B: "You can say that again!"

A: "The weather is so hot and humid today." B: "You can say that again."

A: "I hate going back to work on Mondays." B: "You can say that again.".

In daily conversation I would use "I agree" it's shorter.

A: Hey pal, how's it going?

A:

Pal is an acronym for the phrase "Person always loyal"


friends and pals have the same meaning but I'd say pals has a deeper perspective.


That's why y'all should start saying "bestie" 🥰🥵 less complicated

A: they mean the same, except "pal" is outdated by about 40 years, so it's often said sarcastically.

A: If you don't actually know the person well, maybe not. Some people will agree with you, but some may feel weird if you just call them your friend out of nowhere. Depends on the person.

If you did want to address someone you don't know well casually you could say something like "hey bro/dude/man". Somegirls may be offended by it, but most would be just fine.

A: @Chuck1121: "pal" is a good friend
"dude" might be any person

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A: It is a synonym for the word friend, which means a close person.

A: that moment is missing a lot.

A: Fuck everything

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A: Yes! I know the book! That is the way to interpret it. Enjoy the rest of the book!

A: I suppose you could say “internet friend” but I’ve never heard that. I usually just say friend. I don’t really differentiate. But I suppose that may very person to person.

A: Pal= Used for both females and males, but mostly males. It is less common than “Buddy” and “Dude.”

Buddy= Used for males and females. Typically used for people younger than you or good friends.

Dude= The most common of the three words. It is supposed to be mostly for males, but people sometimes use it for females. It’s a casual way to refer to someone, they don’t always have to be your friend.

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A: I would say "Hey, can you tune my guitar for me?"