Pronunciation: /ˌɑnəˈrɪfɪk/
noun a title or term of respect used to address or refer to someone, such as 'Mr.', 'Mrs.', or 'Dr.'
A1 In some cultures, using honorific titles when addressing someone is important.
A2 The honorific 'Mr.' is commonly used before a man's last name.
B1 It is considered polite to use honorifics when speaking to elders in Korean culture.
B2 Japanese honorifics such as 'san' and 'sama' indicate respect for the person being addressed.
C1 Understanding the nuances of honorific language is crucial in Japanese business interactions.
C2 The use of honorifics can vary greatly depending on the social context and relationship between individuals.
formal In Japanese culture, honorific titles such as 'san' or 'sama' are used to show respect.
informal Using honorifics like 'Mr.' or 'Ms.' is a common practice in English-speaking countries.
slang Some people use honorifics like 'dude' or 'bro' in a casual setting.
figurative The title 'Your Majesty' is a figurative honorific used to address royalty.
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