How to call the elderly, how to call the elderly is more elegant

Mr. (it is best to add the other party's surname in front, if you don't know the surname, you can call it directly).

Old man: How old is it. If it's 60 70 and it's 80 90 100 and it's okay, it's official, it's not so rigid, I think it's good.

Cultural old man - old man, ancient old man, old man in the sixtieth century, Taidou.

The masses of the elderly - uncle, grandfather, aunt, aunt, uncle.

That's generally the case ... I call it grandpa or grandma.

The names of the old people in ancient times are as follows: male: old decay, old man, old man, old clumsy, old man, old man.

1. Old decay is the self-humility of the elderly. Calling himself "old" means that he is an old and useless person. 2. The old man is the self-humble name of the old man, usually referring to a man over 70 years old.

3. The old man is the self-title of an elderly man. 4. Clumsy is a humble word for the elderly in ancient times, describing people who follow the rules in the world, do things step by step, and are more practical and kind. 5. Lao Weng is the title of an elderly man in ancient China, with respect.

6. Lao Su is the self-name of the elderly. For example: Chapter 40 of "The Legend of Children's Heroes":

As long as I stay at home, I will be an old man guarding the spine and auspicious door for you, and the oak will not miss anything. "Women: old body, old woman, old woman, old woman.

1. The old body is the self-name of the elderly woman in the early vernacular. 2. Old woman refers to the self-proclaimed humility of older women. 3. The old woman is the self-name of the old woman in ancient times.

For example: Du Fu's "Stone Trench Officials" "Although the old woman's strength is declining, please return from the night of the official". 4. Lao Mi pinyin is lǎoǎo, which refers to the elderly woman, from the "Former Residence of Zhizhang of the Inscription".

To the elders, they can be called "uncle", "uncle", "uncle", etc. The elders and peers of relatives should never be called by name or name, but according to their relationship. Such as grandfather, father, mother, brother, sister, brother, sister, etc.

When addressing the elderly, it is important to be respectful, and should not call them by their first names, nor can they directly call them "Lao Zhang", "Lao Wang", etc., especially between generations with a large age difference, let alone "Lao Zhang", "Lao Wang", etc.; "Lao Zhang" and "Lao Wang" can only be a title, not a title.

You can invert the word "old" with its surname, such as "Mr. Zhang", "Mr. Wang", or "Mr. Wang", "Mr. Zhang" or surname + position (or title, etc.), such as "Director Li", "Mr. Liu", "Yang Gong", "Teacher Luo", "Master Chen", etc.; In short, there should be respect for the elderly.

Other titles: When addressing other people's relatives, add "order" or "respect". Such as Zun Weng, Ling Tang, Ling Lang, Ling Ai, Ling Nephew, etc. When referring to others as their relatives, add "home" in front, such as father, mother, uncle, brother, sister, brother, sister, sister, sister, etc.

To refer to others as one's peers and younger relatives, add "敝", "she" or "small" in front of them. Such as my brother, my brother, or my brother, my nephew, my child, my son-in-law, etc.

Grandparents? Uncle and aunt?

Hello dear, the elderly usually call each other as: old man, old lady. A good relationship will be called:

Old age does not die. If you don't know it, you can call it: old man, old lady, old man, old man, old man, old man, old man, old man.

Old decay is the self-humility of the elderly. I hope I can help you with "old decay", and I wish you all the best!

Hello dear, according to the situation you described, there are many kinds of euphemisms for the elderly, there are old people, there are grandmothers, there are old grandfathers, there are grandmothers, there are old men, there are old men, there are old women, there are old people, you are like the elderly, seniors, old gentlemen, old ladies are buried, these I think are quite euphemistic, no matter how old we should respect and love, this is the tradition of our Chinese nation for many years, we should all pass on, continue from generation to generation. There are many names for the elderly, both written and spoken. Like the sedan ant in the written language:

The year of the sixtieth year is now 60 years old. He was 79 years old. The old age is 80 to 90 years old, the year of the old age is 100 years old, and the year of tea life is 108 years old.

The life expectancy of the ancients was much shorter than it is now, and this is a good hope.