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In formal situations you should address Chinese people by their family name or full name and the appropriate courtesy title. Unlike English, professional, social, and family titles always follow the name.
| Mr Liu | 刘先生 | Liú xiān-sheng |
| Mr Li Nan | 李楠先生 | Lǐ Nán xiān-sheng |
| Mrs Liu | 刘夫人 | Liú fū-rén |
| Miss Liu | 刘小姐 | Liú xiǎo-jiě |
| Ms Liu | 刘女士 | Liú nǔ-shì |
| Dr Ma | 马医生 | Mǎ yī-shēng |
| Professor Xu | 徐教授 | Xú jiào-shòu |
| What do you do? | 你干什么工作?nĭ gàn shén-me gōng-zuò? |
| Do you like your job? | 你喜欢你的工作吗?nĭ xĭ-huan nĭ de gōng-zuò ma? |
| I’m… | 我是…wŏ shì… |
| a doctor | 一名医生yī míng yī-shēng |
| a manager | 一名经理yī míng jīng-lĭ |
| I work from home | 我在家里工作wŏ zài jīa-lĭ gōng-zuò |
| I’m self-employed | 我是自谋职业者wŏ shì zì-móu-zhí-yè-zhĕ |
