Give me more info on Asian honorifics

[Bob]

Please. 

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110122203811AA9dbGv


We've got "Nils" here.  I think  Nils=Mr.

I saw a name badge recently with someone I was thinking may have been the same for an Asian name.  I think that's the same thing.  Honorific.

Cultural glitch.  I find it amusing. 


What's the equivalent of Mr./Mrs./Ms., sir, ma'am, etc. in Asian cultures?  Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc.

[faulty_damper]

I don't think there are honorifics in Chinese.  In Japanese, you use different language, honorific language.

[senanserat]

I've seen enough echi to know where this is going

[Bob]

What's echi?

[senanserat]

What's echi?

A type of anime

[Bob]

I'm still  not following.  You've seen enough anime to know where this thread is going?  What do you mean?

[senanserat]

I'm still  not following.  You've seen enough anime to know where this thread is going?  What do you mean?

It means that using logistics I can predict more or less where the thread is going to end, based on exaggerated conclusions draw from anime. Naturally I forgot that (sadly) the forums seems a bit stagnated of late

[j_menz]

What's wrong with just searching for Korean Honorifics, Japanese Honorifics, Chinese Honorifics? Wikipedia has a page on each of them, and each has a long list of pages to read through specifically on the subject.

[Bob]

I didn't know Wikipedia had entries on it.

It's not anything from anime.  I've wondered about it in real life.

[senanserat]

What's wrong with just searching for Korean Honorifics, Japanese Honorifics, Chinese Honorifics? Wikipedia has a page on each of them, and each has a long list of pages to read through specifically on the subject.

Wikipedia is controlled by the Illuminati, it is know.