Use 'Idme-wo' for respect and 'Idmehi' for friends and family.
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The same phrase is used in both formal and informal situations in many dialects. The feminine form is used when addressing a woman.
Use 'Apnar' in formal settings and 'Tomar' with friends and family.
Use 'tens' with friends and family and 'té' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'ti' with friends and family and 'vám' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'du' with friends and family and 'De' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'du' with friends and family and 'Sie' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'είσαι' with friends and family and 'είστε' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use the informal 'tienes' with friends and family, and the formal 'tiene usted' with people you don't know well or with elders.
Use 'sa' with friends and family and 'te' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
This is a generally informal question.
Use 'sāl-ete' with friends and family and 'sāl-etune' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'olet' with friends and family and 'olette' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'avez-vous' in formal situations and with people you don't know, and 'as-tu' with friends and family.
Use 'tes' with friends and family and 'ten' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'Tamari' in formal settings and 'Taari' with friends and family.
Use 'shekarunku' for respect and 'shekarunka' for friends and family.
The phrase changes depending on the gender of the person you are addressing. It's generally informal.
Use 'Aapki' in formal settings and 'Tumhari' with friends and family. 'Kya hai' is the same in both.
Use 'vagy' with friends and family and 'ön' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'Anda' for formal situations and 'mu' for informal situations.
The adjective changes depending on the gender of the person you are addressing. Use 'þið' for formal situations.
Use 'hai' with friends and family and 'ha' with people you don't know well or in formal settings.
Use 'Oikutsu desu ka?' in formal settings. 'Nansai?' is very casual, and 'Nansai desu ka?' is slightly more polite.
Use 'Myeot sal-ieyo?' in polite situations. 'Myeot sal-i-ya?' is for close friends. 'Na-i-ga eo-tteo-ke dwae-se-yo?' is very formal.
Use 'tau' with friends and family and 'jums' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'tev' with friends and family and 'jums' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'Tumchi' in formal settings and 'Tujhe' with friends and family.
Use 'anda' for formal situations and 'kamu' for informal situations.
Use 'je' with friends and family and 'u' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'du' with friends and family and 'De' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'Tuhaadi' in formal settings and 'Teri' with friends and family.
Use 'masz' with friends and family and 'Pan/Pani ma' with people you don't know or in formal settings. 'Pan' is used for men, 'Pani' for women.
Use 'você' with friends and family, and 'o senhor/a senhora' with people you don't know or in formal settings. 'Você' is more common in Brazil, while 'tu' is used in Portugal.
Use 'ai' with friends and family and 'aveți' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'тебе' with friends and family and 'вам' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'du' with friends and family and 'ni' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
This is a generally informal question.
Use 'Unakku' with friends and family and 'Ungalukku' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'Mee' in formal settings and 'Nee' with friends and family.
Use 'krap' if you are male and 'ka' if you are female. 'Aa-yu tao-rai?' is more casual.
Use 'po kayo' for respect and 'ka na' for friends and family.
Use '-sın' with friends and family and '-sınız' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'тобі' with friends and family and 'вам' with people you don't know or in formal settings.
Use 'Aap ki' in formal settings and 'Tumhari' with friends and family.
Use 'Ông/Bà' for older people or those you respect. 'Bạn' is for friends and people of similar age.
Use 'yín' for respect and 'ọ́' for friends and family.
Use '您' for respect and '你' for friends and family.
This is a common, informal question.
This is a generally informal question.