The Etiquette Of Addressing In International Communication

According to our practice, most of the men in the world refer to their wives, ladies or young ladies.

For women with unknown marital status, they can also be called Miss X and MS.

You can also add names, titles or titles to these titles.

For example, Mr. Mayor, Mr. and Mrs. Chang, Mr. and Mrs. so and so on.

For a senior official (above the minister), he may be called "Your Excellency", such as the "Minister of the XXX", "XXX", and so on.

In international exchanges, the male and female people usually refer to men as "Mister", "Ladies", "Ladies" and "Ladies" to women.

The married woman called the lady, the unmarried woman collectively referred to as the miss.

Women who do not know their marital status can be called "Miss".

These titles can be named by name, title, title, etc.

Such as "Mr. Black", "Mr. Senator", "Mr. Mayor", "Colonel", "miss Marie", "Miss Secretary", "nurse girl", "Mrs. White" and so on.

A senior official with high status is usually referred to as "Your Excellency", title or gentleman according to the state.

Such as "Your Excellency", "Excellency President", "Excellency Mr. chairman", "prime minister", "Mr. Premier", "Your Excellency ambassador" and so on.

However, the United States, Mexico, Germany and other countries do not have the habit of "Your Excellency", so they can be called "gentlemen" in these countries.

A lady with status can be called a lady, and a woman with a senior title can also be called "Your Excellency".

In a monarchy, the king and queen are called "Majesty" according to their habits. They call princes, princesses, princes and so on as "Highness".

For those who have titles such as public, Hou, Bo, Zi, and men, they can be called titles or masters.

Doctors, professors, judges, lawyers, and doctors who have doctorate degrees can be called "doctors", "professors", "judges", "lawyers", "doctors" and so on.

At the same time, you can add your surname, or Mr. Jia.

Such as "Professor Carter", "Mr. judge", "Mr. lawyer", "doctor", "Dr. Martin" and so on.

Generally speaking, a soldier ranks as a soldier, or a rank plus gentleman. He knows his name by surname and name.

Such as "Colonel Sir", "major Molly", "Mr. Wells Lieutenant" and so on.

Some countries call your senior generals such as generals and marshals.

Generally speaking, service personnel are called waitresses. If they know their names, they can be individually called names.

But now many countries call the waiter "Sir", "madam" and "Miss" more and more.

The clergy in the church can be generally referred to as the title of the church, or the name plus the title, or the title of Mr. Jia.

Such as "Ford priest", "missionary Sir", "reverend gentleman" and so on.

Sometimes the clergy above the bishop can also be called "Your Excellency".

All the countries that are commensurate with my comrades can be called "comrades" with all ranks, and can be added to the ranks of titles.

Such as "chairman Comrade", "Comrade speaker", "ambassador comrade", "secretary Comrade", "Colonel comrade", "driver comrade", "waiter comrade", etc., or name plus comrade.

Some countries also used to call names such as "citizens".

In Japan, women are generally known as "ladies and gentlemen", such as Mr. Shima Kyoko.