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1. 小弟 (xiǎo dì): This word literally means "younger brother" and is used to refer to a young man in a friendly way.
2. 小子 (xiǎo zi): This word literally means "young one" and is used to refer to a young man in a friendly way.
3. 小哥哥 (xiǎo gēge): This word literally means "young elder brother" and is used to refer to a young man in a friendly way.
4. 小家伙 (xiǎo jiāhuo): This word literally means "little fellow" and is used to refer to a young man in a friendly way.
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小伙子 (xiǎo huǒzi) is typically used to refer to a young man in a friendly or endearing way. It is often used to refer to someone who is younger than the speaker, such as a son, nephew, or student. It can also be used to refer to someone who is the same age as the speaker, but in a more casual or informal setting. It is not typically used to refer to someone who is older than the speaker.
Other words for young man in Chinese include 少年 (shàonián) and 年轻人 (niánqīng rén). 少年 (shàonián) is more formal than 小伙子 (xiǎo huǒzi) and is often used to refer to a young man in a more serious or respectful way. 年轻人 (niánqīng rén) is more general and can be used to refer to any young person, regardless of gender.
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