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english honorific
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An English honorific is a title in the English language that expresses esteem, courtesy or respect for a position or rank when used to address or refer to a person.
The title must be in English for this tag to be used, although the text outside of the title do not have to be in English.
In English, the most used are Master, Mr (Mister), Mrs (Missus), Miss, and Ms. Note that in American English, there is a period/full stop (.) after the abbreviated titles (e.g. "Mr. Smith" instead of "Mr Smith").
Examples of utilization
- When a student is speaking to a teacher
- When a employee addresses their boss
- When a patient greets their doctor
List of English honorifics
Honorific titles
Related tags:
- japanese honorific
- greeting
- greeting viewer – When the greeting is made for the viewer
- name in dialogue/name drop – When a name is placed before or after a title
See also:
- nobility
- profanity
- insult – Used also for derogatory titles
- term of endearment
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