Hello Yoichi 👋🏻 Yes, in this context, "He has an attitude" is generally used to convey a negative meaning. It suggests that the person is arrogant, rude, or has a bad temper. ————————— Why don't you book a trial lesson with me right now?! There's a lot we can do together.😎🚀✌🏻

Yes, 'attitude' is negative here. But we don't know that it's associated with having sideburns. It could be the person's facial expression, or maybe B knows the person. Whatever the case in this example, long sideburns are not associated with having an attitude. Extra note: if you're interested in the origin of the word, look up US Civil War general Ambrose Burnside.

I think person B is saying it in a tongue-in-cheek way, as a joke, because it's not possible to know if someone is rude just by knowing they have sideburns. Maybe they are just teasing person A, or making fun of person C. It's also possible that person B actually means to say "he has attitude" (without "an"). This changes the meaning. It means he is flamboyant, outgoing, stylish, making a statement, like an artist who uses bold colours. He might still disturb a snowflake, but most people won't mind - some people will even admire him.

Hi Yoichi. It’s always a difficult question to answer. Yes, usually it’s intended negatively, but it can also means he behaves like an individual (which doesn’t always mean that’s a bad thing). But usually yes it means you’re a bit aggressive, forceful, arrogant, disrespectful etc. Not quite sure how having long sideburns makes a person act like that but ;)

Yes, you’re correct! When Person B says, "He has an attitude," it usually implies a negative opinion. This phrase can suggest that the man seems arrogant, rude, or difficult, though it's not always very specific. It generally implies that his demeanor or behavior gives off a vibe that might be unapproachable or unpleasant. And no worries about your sideburns—it sounds like you're using them just as an example here, not as a direct reflection!