Courtesy and modesty commonly used in ancient times and their meanings

Politeness is often associated with modesty. Modesty is a manifestation of modesty, usually to oneself. Politeness refers to language with a respectful tone, usually to people.

Commonly used words are order, worship, dedication, benefit, courtesy, drooping, expensive, high, big, respectful, please, and bending.

I. Order

The word "Ling" is used to address the relatives of the other party. For example:

Your father: call the other person's father;

Your mother: call each other's mother;

Your son: call the other person's son;

Your love and daughter: address each other's daughters respectfully;

Your brother, brother, nephew, etc.

Second, goodbye.

The word "worship" is used by those whose actions are interrelated. For example:

Reading: refers to reading each other's articles;

Visit: refers to visiting each other;

Admire: refers to mutual admiration;

Compliment: it means to congratulate each other;

Please: refers to asking the other party to do something;

Visit: refers to visiting each other.

Third, service.

The word "wind" is used when one person's behavior involves the other party. such as

Sue: sue;

Return: return;

Accompaniment: companionship;

Suggestion: advice;

Gift: gift.

Fourth, interests.

The word "Hui" is used by the other party to treat their own behavior. For example:

Back to the village (used in the first paragraph when giving people photos, books and other souvenirs): Please keep it;

Huilin: refers to the other party coming to find themselves; Patronizing (mostly shop-to-customer): coming;

Huiyun means that the other party allows himself (to do something);

Gift: To give (property, etc.). ) from each other.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) gong

The word "Gong" means to treat each other with courtesy. Such as congratulations, waiting, respectfully asking, welcoming, congratulations, etc.

The most common ones are "Congratulations on getting rich" and "Congratulations on getting rich".

Extended data:

Common words:

1. Defending: It refers to retaining the title won in the last competition.

2. Gifts: honorifics refer to gifts (property) given by the other party.

3, Huiyun: honorific, indicating that the other party allows himself to do something.

4. My father: self-effacing, calling himself father to others.

5, my mother: self-effacing, call yourself mother to others.

6. Arrive: Say hello and say that the other party is coming.

7. See the teacher: If you are modest, teach (me), such as "What do you think?"

8. Forgive me: Modesty is asking for forgiveness.

9. Excuse me: Modesty is used to ask others for convenience or ask others.

10, Borrowing weight: Modesty refers to borrowing the strength of others as a compliment.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-honorific language