Popular English Nicknames People You Love | Terms Of Endearment | Learn British English

[@danielsckarin574]

Hi Anna! It's definitely success, you almost hit 100 000 subscribers! Your beauty and kindness don't leave anyone indifferent.

[@personalcheeses8073]

Love can be used to address a stranger. And in the West Country the use the term ‘me lover’ can also be used in interactions with anyone including strangers. Especially if you do not know their name

[@barbaraf1511]

In ireland people use "pet" quite a lot even to strangers (usually old people to younger people) or cashier to customer in shops (usually used by old/middle aged people)

[@crystalstanley4960]

Hello! I seem to be coming to the party late, but in addition to the ones you already mentioned beginning with "Sweet" an older one is "Sweetpea". Also, my best friend and I call each other "Pookie" which is not common, but I have heard it over the years. Cheers!

[@mythologic]

Keep the interest up. British and British English in whatever mode is always engaging.

[@ilyaabba9546]

Big Thumbs up Anna; love your British Accent so much

[@jagdpanther1944]

I think also it depends on the context, and this is where it is important to learn the English way of doing things in England; when I go to a shop, and I am served by a girl, at the end of the transaction she may say "thanks darling" or "thank you love"; but I would never say that back to her. It would feel uncomfortable for me to say that to her, to call her "love" or "darling". It is all about the context. If I ever want to call a stranger a term of endearment, I just call them "mate" and give them a big smile, and that is for both men and women that I meet.. Again, it depends on the context, or how you feel; the important thing is to just make any term of endearment genuine, and from your heart:)

[@985Givaldo]

I love your classes, SUCCESS in your channel.

[@willypuzzle]

You forgot "Honey"

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Of course. Yes, honey and hun, are both very popular. :)

[@albapinillaperez5051]

English Like A Native And how do you use "Honey", Anna? I mean, in which cases? For which people do you use this endearment term? 🤔 Thank you 😊

[@personalcheeses8073]

Honey is really an Americanism

[@leonardo3265]

You're so close to 100.000 subscribs, congratulations😍😍.

[@crispussetto]

Hi Anna!!! Could you make a video with the difference between might and may? Thanks you a lot!! kissies

[@bharathbiologyfreak9480]

I love so much way you teach... you're such a peach

[@anilt4248]

Anna The way u teach, ur expressions n ur smile arouses my interest to listen to u, u teach very friendly manner, I like it

[@aim2975]

Thank you for your efforts sweetie our teacher.

[@benmariam5230]

Schnookums ... fantastic!!👌👍

[@boxracing3048]

Lovely Anna rocks!!

[@mrgreenberry]

'Boo'... That's one that seems to be used a lot I've found as a term of endearment either between partners or even a son or daughter, e.g. 'my boo' or 'my little boo'

[@sedukbp1379]

thank you for sharing..

[@nishatm5560]

In our country the couples are generally use "Babu" 😂😂

[@ozangelus8710]

Spot on!

[@VicentBouSerralta1957]

Lovely video. Thank you.

[@jitbabu1171]

Your words like cold drops of rain on scorching summer's day

[@bbbcn574]

A quite important lesson

[@amoustafa390]

Thanks love xx

[@Michaelem72]

Very nice Lesson. Thank you Anna.

[@abdellatifbadar3674]

Hello teacher is very good lesson

[@lopezautorepair1860]

Love You.U Are Tha Best Profesora

[@jalilkarbalai1781]

Thank you Anna for the lesson?

[@Mochicat90s]

I have an online English friend I talk to everyday, we haven't known each other long but we have so much fun gaming together. He's called me sausage and duckie I would love to hear an explanation on duckie We are just friends and I don't want to read into it lol

[@kaylatarapaskoski2390]

“Pet” is the only other one I can think of

[@flaviasilva7784]

adorei esse vídeo, mana.

[@عبداللهالعراقي-ظ6ف]

Great video

[@pushpinderkumar4198]

Thanks

[@BANKINGDWAAR]

Hai, nice lesson. You are my best teacher 👍

[@MangeshK100]

u r an angel anna😙 nice one..

[@ichlebeimklosterwegenausla8205]

Du bist tollest metig sehr sehr fleißig Frau weiter noch erklären sie ich bin immer gewartet für sie bedanke wichtig worter geben,und ich wunsche am nachsten nun bekommen. Bis bald.

[@sanketmotghare706]

Hey, Honey, you've told some very awesome terms...Thank you

[@shipluhaq4799]

I like it thanks Anna, This is Shiplu from #Bangladesh

[@khanraimakhan8594]

Very informative sweetheart

[@felipe1055]

I couldn't stop staring at the teddy bear!

[@sunilkataria8499]

Haha nyccc video Anna you are munchkin love u

[@Kolisujit0]

Hey hi.... In India we use 1) 'Pillu' ex. Pillu I can't live without you. Or I love you Pillu.

[@moussaferrah7768]

I love you my teacher

[@redrose6554]

I'm using , rose , hi rose what are u doing rose? ok rose etc, and babe too and sweetheart yeah , only those, and anna really without kidding your smile is so much beautiful 🌷🌺🌹 keep go on ahead I always waiting your new......🌷🌺🌹

[@fathimarishma5777]

Instead of lovely and lovey can we use something else???? reply me plzzzzz

[@lunaalvarez-ef8fs]

You're really angel..how beautiful when you laugh

[@akirajaken3708]

Hi Anna.I usually study English with Anna's youtube videos. Btw,I would like to point to "Schnookums" in this video,I suppose that "snookums" is right... If I'm not correct,please reply me:) Thank you from 2019 summer

[@akirajaken3708]

Excuse me,My name is Akira.

[@vinushavissapragada3128]

Usage of shan’t and shall please

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Exactly the same as WILL and WILL NOT :)

[@ciscoduncan1490]

Pretty Thank you for the video.

[@ismailadam1239]

love to pieces teacher.

[@faheemwaqar1472]

Few of those terms l use

[@RonaldLAbbey]

According to your "Subscribed" counter you've hit a 100k CONGRATUATIONS!!!

[@rimamalik5251]

Hi Anna ma'am, Good topic for boys,and you are a mastermind. Anna ma'am your long black hair is really beautiful.God bless Munish,

[@SandeepNayak_S1421]

Please tell the meaning of babe for whom this is a suitable word.

[@jeremyking4730]

❤

[@potatopotato6180]

Sausage? SAUSAGE? my new favorite pet name

[@rehmanshah5387]

Very nice and interesting vedio

[@dmartinfpro]

The use of DEAR is ok for not close friends? For example people who meet in a chat and talk each other several times.

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Sure, but we natives see it as a bit old fashioned.

[@jagdpanther1944]

"Dear" is usually an older people's expression in England; But it is ok if your girlfriend buys you a drink and you say "cheers dear", or if a girl serves you in a shop, and she gives you your money change, you can say "thanks dear" (many girls would like it if you call them "dear" in shop! Don't be scared to smile and use your emotion)

[@joannapiotroska8463]

In my area very common is Hun and Duck

[@EnglishLikeANative]

I love DUCK

[@jcheong5064]

Sausage?!😨 Sounds odd but I like it😊I love crazy names😂😂😂

[@grahamjackman5597]

Hi Anna, please explain me the word "chipmunk" Thanks

[@moldresistant]

Great intro haha

[@kseniaksu5254]

Winnie Pooh is my dad's nickname given by mom many years ago 😄

[@EnglishLikeANative]

That's so sweet :)

[@shoshoahmed200]

You're Awesome

[@aligbeer]

My sweetheart well done 👍

[@KingFisheR00011]

Hi there, love. The best nickname for people you love is LOVE! Period. :lol:

[@tapukhandakar127]

I's really very good class ( i saw in kore)

[@umaribrahim9619]

Unbelievable Anna

[@chrissimonton3027]

sunshine

[@Love_Honor89]

My love called me "Snowwhite"😍

[@twilightshealy4152]

You look like Snow White.😊

[@Love_Honor89]

@@twilightshealy4152 thank you 😊

[@lou626]

Milla and dj grooves : D A R L I N G

[@FXNorm]

My gf is 5 ft tall, I'm 6/4, I call her "pip squeak" lol, and she's drop dead gorgeous!

[@lynix4131]

Lovely 😩

[@mikaelascott8011]

I love the height gap. 😍

[@carineboff1560]

I call sweet horse to my husband. He's a little grumpy, like a horse without owner.

[@jolene473]

Is there difference between "Dear" and "Darling"? :)

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Dear is quite old fashioned or often used for old people. For example my mum calls my grandma dear sometimes.

[@jagdpanther1944]

No

[@johnavanzi6105]

At the beginning of video ...You're so sweet Anna :-)

[@sameersalihy7546]

Anna I am in hospital now I am sick But I can’t miss your video..

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Oh I am very sorry to hear this. Please get well soon.

[@sameersalihy7546]

English Like A Native I love you so much Do you know me I am your Student Sameer

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Of course I know you, you always watch and comment and I appreciate that.

[@shaninishad5318]

In INDIA we use the word 'Babu'.

[@marcuspfeifer937]

That was today. :-)

[@maxingham9139]

Munchkin is ok for a kid but it could derogatory for an adult. I like rugrat for a kid. (USA)

[@raviprakash345]

I call her goldy.😍😂

[@dopeforlife]

In Indonesia we call it "syantik" 😄

[@Abdul-zg8ph]

My favorite nickname is Honey and Jani> in urdu

[@farzanakothari9821]

If I use the word sausage, my husband will kill me,...lolll

[@EnglishLikeANative]

I love using the word sausage lol

[@christophervijayaretnam7150]

Some call lovers “ honey bunch “ .

[@KhalidNageb]

We are nearly 1k sub's so do u preparing a do?!

[@cyclistRM2024]

💚

[@ahmedwassime9697]

i love baby in english accenet its like baibeeeey

[@farzanakothari9821]

Dear

[@UpendraSharma-do7rp]

Your speaking fashion is like a jester

[@enasmokhtar6254]

Honey 😂😂i always say it Is it right

[@ИСУУАЛЕДНААМАУАЛЕД]

YOU SO MUCH ROMANTIC 💗 💓 MY BABE.. LOVE YOU DEARLING 😍 💗 💓

[@jarek23s]

So how should I call a teacher I love and admire? Hmm?

[@Bajwalawpoint2007]

👍👍

[@sunilnayak9569]

My baby is only anna anna anna😅😄😃😂😂😂😃😘

[@RD_technical]

U r my "maal"...it's mostly used in India for girlfriend.

[@sethgaming3525]

I love you

[@jayo4539]

I had an art teacher that called me munchkin in school

[@cybernarokable]

Pumpkin

[@victorcastillo-dx9vh]

Teacher Anna. Defnetely you're my bebe

[@serafat7009]

My girlfriend,s nick name is TOL