Why do they call me "ki" when I buy things on Taobao? What does "ki" mean?

When buying things on Taobao, people call them “ki” to show their closeness to customers. “ki” means dear customers.

Dear, an Internet buzzword, is widely used by Taobao sellers. It can be understood as "dear", "dear customer" and so on. This kind of title is not boring, but also has a playful meaning, and is right for you. Some group members with the same ambitions, that is, the names of those who have the same preferences and interests.

The word "kin" was originally circulated among the Kazakh and Korean ethnic groups, and its common translation means friend or buddy. The current meaning is close to the Chinese meaning of "close, cordial, dear, relatives and friends". This way of addressing is both friendly and popular, so it quickly became popular in the Internet culture circle.

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Words related to "kiss" - "kiss":

The word "kiss" became popular on the Internet in 2011, especially for those who often go to Taobao. Netizens often encounter store owners calling Taobao customers "kiss".

Taobao style was first seen in Taobao sellers’ descriptions of goods. Because they call people “Qin” (abbreviation for “Dear”) when meeting people, which is both friendly and boring, there are three versions of how to become popular: in 2011 In July, Nanjing University of Science and Technology sent the "school admissions version" of the "Taobao Ti" admission text message to admitted students.

In August 2011, the blogger "Diplomatic PHS" released a "Unit Recruitment Version" of the "Taobao Ti" recruitment information, and in August 2011, the Zhengzhou Traffic Patrol Police broke the traditional publicity method and for the first time The popular "Taobao" on the Internet is used as a "social welfare version" of traffic safety promotion.