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Ask for forgiveness and say forgiveness.

Ask for advice, say Ask.

Ask someone to do something and say, please.

It's been a long time since I said it's been a long time.

Praise the people's opinion said Gao Jian.

Please give the convenience to say borrow light.

Ask for an answer, and say, Teach.

Ask someone for help and say thank you.

Clumsy wattles, dogs, contemptible people, humble houses, etc.

1. Say "Compile An".

The author's greeting to the letter is mostly used and is a greeting.

2. Greet the teacher and say "Jiaoqi".

It is an honorific for the blessing of educators in Chinese letters, and it is usually written at the end of the letter, which means that the teaching work is safe.

3. Commonly used words of humility in ancient China.

1) "鄙" character family:

Contemptible: Humble oneself; Contempt: one's own opinion; Disdain: one's own opinion.

2) The "foolish" character family.

Foolish brother: Calling oneself younger than oneself; Foolish opinion: one's own opinion.

3) "敝" character family:

We are humble: to humble ourselves; My surname: humbly call your own surname; Our school: Humble name your own school.

4) "Clumsy" character family:

4. Honorifics commonly used in ancient China.

1) "Worship" character family:

Read: Read each other's works; Visit: meet with each other; Visiting: visiting or visiting the other person; Please: Ask for help.

2) "Feng" character family:

Notice: Tell the other person; Return: the return of the other party's belongings; Gift: Give a gift to the other person.

3) "High" character family:

Gao Zhi: Ask the other party to work in **; Old age, long life: refers to the age of the elderly; Takami: refers to the other party's opinion; Gao Pan: Make friends or form relatives with others; Gao Tang: Call each other's parents. Gaozu: Calling the other party's student or apprentice;

4) "Expensive" character family:

Your surname: ask for the other person's surname; Gui Geng: Honorifics, ask the person's age; Gui Chao: Honorific, calling the other party's illness.

Editor's Transcription: The author's greetings to letters are often used.

Jiaoqi Bai: A greeting to the author of the educational worker.

Humility and honorifics:

Taifu - the old days.

The DAO is used to ask people about the table word large size.

Desk end - in the old days called each other.

Jun Zhi - the words of the elders in the letters.

Gui Geng - ask the age of the person.

Gui Hao - Ask about the other person's medical condition.

Axe correction - ask someone to revise the poem.

Yucheng - fulfillment.

Apostolism – refers to not seeing someone after leaving them.

Yajiao - to call the other party's instructions to oneself.

Worship – Respectfully receive the teachings.

Kunyu - an honorific title for someone else's brother.

Tanfu - the house of others.

Respectfully - respectfully informed.

Sincerely, I respectfully state it.