Do you prefer to be addressed as Miss, Ms. Mrs. or hey you?
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As long as its sincere, I don't mind.  Like most people, I don't like being patronized.  Also I live in the South and a lot of people (like cashiers or even the girl at the Taco Bell drive up window) call EVERYBODY "baby" or "mama".  I don't really like that either but lots of times its kind of comical.
784943
Start with hi, you have a nice smile :)
714083
Many organizations have a leader that it calls "President." My father, for example, is President of the Philadelphia Oldtimers Soccer Association. So, if you were writing to him about something in the organization, it would be right and proper for you to write in your salutation "Dear President ***:" It is poor etiquette to refer to anyone simply by their last name, especially in a letter. If you wrote "Dear Mr.  ****:" instead of using "President," that would be correct, but if he or she is President of that organization, it would be best to refer to that person in your letter, as "President."\n\nPS. If your letter is formal, be sure to use a colon (:) and not a comma after the person's last name like, for example: Dear President Bush: Commas are used in friendly letters not formal or business letters.
543433
Definitely your mom or you're _________ insert whatever you said before that there. \n\nEx. What's up? Ans. You're mom.\n\nThis is easy. Answ. You're easy.
910522
mrs would be the proper one but people these days use Ms.  as a common ground
464323
Depends on the context. If you intend to address somebody, you should say:\n\n'Dorogoy'  (man)   \n'Dorogaya' (woman) \n\nNormally the name of the person in question will follow.\nFor example:\n\n'Dorogoy Ivan'     \n'Dorogaya Yelena'\n\nIf you do not know the name or you are talking to someone you are closely acquainted with it is possible to add "me"\n \n'Dorogoy moy'     \n'Dorogaya moya'
531432
Well,my Hubby always greets me with 'Hi sexy',even if I'm looking like something the cat just dragged in!Builders in particular,seem to always greet females with,'Alrite Luv/Darling/Sweetheart and a lot of younger females greet their mates with,'Hi Hun'.\nOf course,there are times when the greeting isn't as affectionate..
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You say Mr. or Ms. unless they tell you otherwise, and 95% of them will.  If they don't come right out and say "Call me Paul" or whatever, your clue will be in how they address you unless you are much older than they are.  \n\nIf you still aren't sure, call up their assistant or secretary and ask what the attorney prefers to be called.  \n\nI am a paralegal in a big city, and it works like this:  I address clients as Mr. or Ms. up until after the first meeting with them.  If they are my age or younger, I will refer to them by their first name only after we have met.  If they are older than I am, I will continue to address the client as Mr., Mrs. or Ms. until when and if the client says "Oh, call me Grace, Chuck, Jim, etc.".\n\nWhen I deal with attorneys, they are always addressed as Mr. or Ms. (no matter what their age is).  If the attorney says "Please call me Steve", then in telephone calls or in a non-procedural setting I will.  \n\nAll attorneys are to be referred to by Mr. or Ms. in procedural settings like a deposition or in court, even if you have been told to call them "Skippy".  The setting changes the rules.  \n\nTo the people who said they are your "employee":  \n\nThey aren't.  \n\nThey are a professional who has been retained by you to provide you with a service that requires education, skill, knowledge and licensing that you yourself do not posess.  They are being paid by you to represent your interests, but they ultimately do not answer to you.  They answer to the disciplinary committee.  You are not their "boss".
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Young girls may call you sweety and honey just because they think it's cute, in my line of work I was trained to always ask someone how they would like to be addressed.  If I'm taking care of a elderly lady or gentleman they usually prefer that I call them by their first name as a friend would and I have found it difficult not to call them Mr. Or Mrs.\nTell them you would prefer if they would call you_____.
1115764
are we supposed to say    "you"  cause of your name??
113627
sir or ma'am. when in doubt, use sir or ma'am
901877
When addressing them it is Congressman or Congresswoman.\n\nWhen describing them it can either be the same (most common) or "So and So, the Representative from whatever state".\n\n(and it is not a bad question, relax)
848376
Your correct title is Mrs. Ms. is also correct, if that is what you prefer. Ms. is a title that some women prefer because it does not identify whether they are married or not (as Mr. does not). It is also the title to use when you are not sure if the person is married.\n\nThe invitatios should be addressed "Mr. James Smith and Mrs. Susan Jones."
517642
u should be curtious and say hello only if they say it first ;)
789701
Hello dsclinb1 - I think it's polite.  Regards, Caroline1409f1
220636
Hi, How are you? My name is..... and yours? (If meeting for the first time)
160350
next time you see her, say hi