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Is there any differences between "die" and "pass away" ? Thanks

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"Pass away" is a gentler way of saying "die". "I was sorry to hear that your father passed away last week," shows compassion. "I was sorry to hear your father died last week," is a bit insensitive.
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I see.TKS...
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You also wouldn't use 'pass away' if somebody died as a result of something like a shooting or car wreck. Then you'd hear 'a man has died after being caught in a shooting', 'a man has died after he lost control of his car' etc. I think pass away would be used with people you're familiar with and the dead person died of natural causes.
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Lol, good answer, thank you "niu rou mian", you like to eat it, is that right?
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Pass away is a polite euphemism (委婉). He died = 他死了 He passed away =他去世了

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