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Kwon Ki Poong Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
An appropriate term for the President? for Prime minister?
According to occasions, you use differnt terms for the same person.
For example, you call the president of the U.S. "Mr. president", "your exellency", or "Mr. Obama."
then, what do you call the prime minister of Japan?
For example, you call the president of the U.S. "Mr. president", "your exellency", or "Mr. Obama."
then, what do you call the prime minister of Japan?
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Hi, According to occasions, you use differnt terms for the same person. S. "Mr.
- Hi, According to occasions, you use differnt terms for the same person.
- S.
- "Mr.
- president", "your exellency", or "Mr.
- " He's not called 'Your Excellency'.
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Hi,
According to occasions, you use differnt terms for the same person.
For example, you call the president of the U.S. "Mr. president", "your exellency", or "Mr. Obama."
He's not called 'Your Excellency'.
then, what do you call the prime minister of Japan?
Different countries have different customs about this.
In Canada, we just say eg 'Goo
According to occasions, you use differnt terms for the same person.
For example, you call the president of the U.S. "Mr. president", "your exellency", or "Mr. Obama."
He's not called 'Your Excellency'.
then, what do you call the prime minister of Japan?
Different countries have different customs about this.
In Canada, we just say eg 'Goo
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