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KHI BẠN VẪN CÒN ĐANG F.A:
Vocabulary when you are not in a relationship:
- Single
Meaning: If you’re not married or dating anyone, you’re “single”.
E.g. Are you still single?
- Just friends
Meaning: Imagine that you have a friend. Someone asks if you’re dating this person. You’re not, so you can say:
E.g. We’re just friends.
- A platonic relationship
Meaning: A more specific and formal way to say that you are “just friends” is:
E.g. Our relationship is strictly platonic.
KHI BẠN MỚI BỊ CƯA ĐỔ :
Vocabulary when you begin a relationship:
- Into (someone)
Meaning: When you’ve met someone and you both seem attracted to each other, you can say that you’re “into” each other:
E.g. I think he’s into me. I’m kind of into him too.
- (someone) Asked (someone) out
Meaning: Traditionally, one person asks the other person to go on a date. You can describe it this way:
E.g. He asked me out.
- Hook up
Meaning: Sometimes relationships start differently. If you kiss someone or have some kind of sexual experience before going out on a date, you can use this slang expression:
E.g. We’ve hooked up.
- Seeing each other / 8. not serious
Meaning: If you’ve been on a few dates or hooked up with someone a few times, you can describe it as “seeing each other”. But you might still not be completely committed to each other:
E.g. We’re seeing each other. It’s nothing serious, though.
KHI BẠN ĐÃ THOÁT Ế:
Vocabulary when you are in a relationship
- Dating
Meaning: Once you’re sure that you and the other person are seriously dating each other, you can announce it:
E.g. We’re dating.
- Boyfriend / girlfriend
Meaning: This person also gets a title:
E.g. This is my boyfriend. / This is my girlfriend.
- In a relationship
Meaning: In a more formal situation, you might describe your situation this way:
E.g. I’m in a relationship.
- Get engaged
Meaning: After some period of dating, you decide to marry each other. First, there’s an “engagement”:
E.g. Scott and I just got engaged!
And, after the engagement starts:
E.g. We’re engaged.
- Newlyweds
Meaning: Next comes marriage. For the first year or two after a couple gets married, you can call them “newlyweds”:
E.g. Back when we were newlyweds, he’d bring home flowers once a week.
- Happily married
Meaning: After you’re no longer newlyweds, you’re just “a married couple”. It’s common for married people to call themselves “happily married”:
E.g. I’m happily married, with two kids, a boy and a girl.
- Partners
Meaning: Some people in a serious relationship never get married. This might be because they don’t think marriage is a good idea. Or it may be because they’re gay and are not allowed to get married in the area where they live. In this case, you can call the person who you live with your “partner”
E.g. My partner and I took a trip to Italy last year.
KHI BẠN ĐÃ ĐƯỜNG AI NẤY ĐI:
Vocabulary when you end a relationship
- Broke up
Meaning: If you’re dating someone, and the relationship ends, you can say that you “broke up”:
E.g. A: Where’s Jane?
B: Actually, we broke up.
- Through
Meaning: If you break up with someone angrily, you can talk about it this way:
E.g. He and I are through!
- Dump (someone)
Meaning: Sometimes both people agree to break up. Other times, one person makes the decision and “dumps” the other person:
E.g. I can’t believe he dumped me!
- Separated
Meaning: When a married couple ends their relationship, there are two parts. First is the “separation”:
E.g. My wife and I are separated.
- Divorced
Meaning: Sometimes a couple gets back together after a separation. If not, they finalize their separation legally:
E.g. We’re getting divorced.
And after the divorce has finished:
E.g. He and I are divorced.
- Exes
Meaning: After a couple has broken up or gotten divorced, a couple becomes “exes”:
E.g: My ex took the house and the kids.
Hey, isn’t that your ex-wife over there?
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