The Using of "Παιδί μου"
Are there situations when one could address to a person who is not his relative "Παιδί μου"?
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Yes, when they are very close to each other, ex. very good friends.
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Thanks a lot, Joe!
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Yes there are a few uses for that:
-To give emphasis to a sentence, eg. Tι ήταν κι αυτό βρε παιδί μου! (My god, what just happened!)
-To something absurd, you can say: Tι λες παιδί μου; (What are you talking about?). It's a bit rude.
-Old people use it a lot for anyone younger than them.
To be honest it's a bit obsolete, as a non-native I wouldn't bother with it =)
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