敬语谦辞(国外英语资料).doc

敬语谦辞 The Chinese honorific everyone only know that there will be a honorific in Japanese and Korean, but I dont know we will have a lot of honorific in Chinese, these terms are widely used in the past, until now Hong Kong * * a lot of letters in the title use frequency is high. Learning mandarin Chinese is a great way to soften your tone and leave a clear impression of the book. Term of respect Order : to show the respect of the others relatives before the noun or adjective, and to have good meaning. Such as: Your father and your mother Brother to sister: to the other brother and sister Your father and your mother: your respect for others and your children Make it a persons wife Your father: a relative of another Hui : to leave, for each others actions. Such as: Hui: it means that the other person comes to himself Save: please save your own gift Hang : to be used for other peoples actions against themselves. Such as: Asking means asking oneself A: it means that other people think of themselves Give : a farewell, a gift that is received. Such as: Give advice: others teach oneself Accommodation: other people treat themselves with a meal Thank you. Please write to yourself Five, please : to leave, to hope the other party do what matter. Such as: Excuse me: I hope others answer Ask: hope other people instruct Tall : to leave, to call other peoples things. Such as: Gao: the opinion of others Remark. Other peoples opinions are excellent Gao: he is a student of other people Gao shou: used to ask the elderly Old age: used to describe the age of the old man Gao: refers to a person who leaves the position of a higher position Hua : excuse me, say something about the other person. Such as: Huahan: call someone elses letters Christmas: other peoples birthdays Huacha: someone elses house Xian : addressing the other person, often for the average or the younger generation. Such as: Good brother, good nephew, etc Serving is used to refer to each other for his own actions. Such as: