min6 deoi3 min6面對面面对面
Jyutpingmin6 deoi3 min6
Yalemihn deui mihn
Definition
Face-to-face; facing each other directly in person rather than virtually.
colloquialpeoplecommunication
How it's used
Focuses on the physical proximity and direct interaction between parties, emphasizing the lack of digital or remote mediation. It is frequently used to contrast with communication via text or phone calls, highlighting the importance of personal presence in resolving conflicts or discussing sensitive matters.
Examples
Why don't we find a day to talk face-to-face?
The two of them are sitting there eating face-to-face.
Related words
Common mistake
Avoid using this to describe objects that are simply placed opposite each other, as it implies a human element or an active interaction between the two parties.
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Grammar guides
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