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If you want to address them verbally, use sir / ma'am or mrs/ Mr /miss. It all depends on on what position they belong to. Teachers and bosses / seniors are usually referred to as sir / ma'am and if you want to address people in day to day life formally you can use Mrs/ Mr/ miss before their name
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To address someone formally in English, you typically use titles and last names, such as "Mr. Smith" or "Dr. Johnson." If you don't know their gender or prefer a gender-neutral option, you can use "Mx." followed by their last name. In professional or business settings, using titles and last names is...
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To address someone formally in English, you typically use titles and last names, such as "Mr. Smith" or "Dr. Johnson." If you don't know their gender or prefer a gender-neutral option, you can use "Mx." followed by their last name. In professional or business settings, using titles and last names is common. However, it's essential to be aware of cultural and regional variations in addressing people formally. read less
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To address some one we use Sir, Madam or else we use Mr Ms Mrs.
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If the person is elder to you the respectable manner of addressing is SIR or MADAM. If the person is your age or not too elderly you can address as MR,Ms, Or Mrs.
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