查人人中国名人网嘉兴地税局待遇:‘您’ vs '你‘ 什么时候用‘你’或‘您’ 要详细的解答
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Please explain with some detail, not only what is polite, but how it is commonly used today, if modern usages differs from that in the past (if you know).
If I am a man and meet a younger woman can i say '您好' when we first meet, should I?
How do children use this term? (Do they ever use it to address anyone in their family?)
How does it differ between common life and business usage?
Please show me some examples of when you used it and how.
If somebody refers to you as '您‘ but you feel it is too formal what can you say, can you ask them not to use it? Is this a strange idea?
Thanks...
If I am a man and meet a younger woman can i say '您好' when we first meet, should I?
How do children use this term? (Do they ever use it to address anyone in their family?)
How does it differ between common life and business usage?
Please show me some examples of when you used it and how.
If somebody refers to you as '您‘ but you feel it is too formal what can you say, can you ask them not to use it? Is this a strange idea?
Thanks...
"nin" and "ni" are commonly used in situations refer to as in------
1. if you wanna call someone "nin",,,that person gotta be:
a) much older than you, or
b) "rank" much higher than you (work related mostly)
2. if you want to fight back at someone that's using his/her seniority, "nin" calling would be appropriate as well
if a person is over 65, i can see EVERYONE calling him/her "nin".
overall, there's no definitive answer to "nin" and "ni". it really depends on the situation. nowadays, young ppl don't even care about using "nin" and "ni". it's becoming a lost art.
(for your reference)