It's rude to see "grandma" stop calling Grandma!

We all like to use the honorific name

when we say hello. For example, when you see an older grandma, you will be called "grandma"

. But in a foreign country, even a white-haired grandma

, if you call her "grandma", it would be impolite to call her

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z grandma" How do you call it in English?

We may think that calling the elders "grandma"

can show respect and sounds very cordial

, but due to the differences between Chinese and Western cultures

foreigners don’t like to be called too "old". Question:

But if you are an unfamiliar or completely unfamiliar grandma,

is best not to use grandma! In this case, foreigners generally use "Mrs+surname" to address

. For example, the name of a grandmother is: Merry Smith

, we can call her: Mrs Smith

In addition,

can also use "Ma'am" to address older women .

Ma'am

English [mæm] United States [mæm]

means: Madam, madam, wife

(Ma'am is an English honorific name)

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Don’t just call uncle uncle! ! ! !

Many parents teach their children to say hello when they see people. For example,

calls "uncle" and "auntie" when they see their neighbors.

, but in foreign countries, like uncle, it is only used to call

's own uncle or uncle (related by blood).

For those who are not related by blood, such as neighbors, if you call

"uncle", you may scare the other party! In this case,

can also use "Mr+surname". If

knows the name of the other party, you can call it directly. For example, if your neighbor is called: John Smith

, you can call him respectfully: Mr.Smith

, or you can call him directly: John

[Note] The usage of

auntie is also similar to that of auntie or

. Aunt,

has no blood relationship with "Mrs/Ms+surname"

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How do you say "Miss Sister" in English?

is now called "Little Sister" is also very popular,

but don't translate into "small sister" in English!

Let's learn the correct statement.

cute girl or cutie

cute girl

When we call someone "little sister", the name

actually has a taste of praise,

also praises the other person for being beautiful and cute.

cute

英[kjuːt] 美[kjuːt]

adj. Lovely; beautiful; clever

cutie

英[ˈkjuːti] 美[ˈkjuːti]

zcute is a beautiful adjective;

zcute is a beautiful adjective; it can be a beauty; Can be used alone.

[example]

I saw a cute girl at a bar and

decided to go and chat her up.

I saw a young lady in a bar and decided to talk to her.

Hi there, cutie.

Hi, sister, hello!

beautyOr belle

beauties

beauty

English[ˈbjuːti] beautiful[ˈbjuːti]

n.beautiful;beauties;beautiful things

belle

British[bel]beauties [bel]

n. The most beautiful women in class

n. , "School flower",

refers to the most beautiful girl in the class or school;

class flower = the belle of class

school flower = the belle of school

[example]

She is known as a great zzzz she is famous for z1 0 beauty.

You're the belle of the ball tonight.

You are the most outstanding beauty at the ball tonight.

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The English name of family member relations:

1. Grandpa, grandpa: grandfather (grandpa)

2. Grandma, grandma: grandmother (grandma)

3. Uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, aunt, uncle, aunt: uncle zzzz0 ：Aunt

5. Father-in-law, father-in-law: father-in-law

6. Mother-in-law: mother-in-law: mother-in-law

7. Daughter-in-law: daughter-in-law5. Son-in-law: son-in-law

8. Sister-in-law, younger brother and sister-in-law: sister-in-law law

9. Brother-in-law, brother-in-law, brother-in-law: brother-in-law

10. Nephew: nephew

11. Nephew: niece

12. Cousin, cousin: cousin