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Friends 朋友
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了解自己的人就是朋友,所以汉语中“知己”的意思就是朋友。我们都希望跟诚实的人交朋友,跟这样的人在一起我们觉得快乐,觉得放心。我们一般还喜欢跟那些性格、爱好差不多的人交朋友,因为性格、爱好相同的人有很多的共同语言。当然,跟性格、爱好不同的人也可以成为好朋友,有人就喜欢跟自己不一样的人交朋友。
一般性格外向开朗、说话幽默、脾气好的人比较容易交到朋友,别人也愿意跟他们在一起,因为有他们的地方就有笑声;性格内向的人不太爱说话,但他们也可以成为最好的朋友,好朋友不一定是那些最能说话的人。
诚实【chéngshí】-honest
性格【xìnggé】-character; nature; disposition
爱好【àihào】-hobby
外向【wàixiàng】-extroversive
开朗【kāilǎng】-sanguine
幽默【yōumò】-humorous
脾气【píqi】-temperament
内向【nèixiàng】-introversive
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