employer Frodo; Sam calls Frodo , in consequence.) Although seldom encountered, the third person or ("Your Lord-" or "Ladyship") is sometimes seen in formal correspondence and invitations, as a stronger form of its descendant . Portuguese Brazilian Portuguese For the most part, in Brazilian Portuguese, and (singular and plural "you", respectively) are used as the V form in more relaxed situations (for example, between two strangers with the same age in the streets), while and ("Mr"/"Sir" and "Mrs"/"Madam", plurals and ) are used in formal speech, as well as towards elders. Although now seen as archaic, is used when speaking ironically, very formally or when one is demonstrating respect to a superior and it is sometimes replaced by ("Lady"). Informal terms of respect to superiors, elders or strangers are (abbreviation of ) and (feminine of i.e. ). / and ("Lad"/"Young man" and "Lady") are used by seniors when addressing non-intimate youths and also as an equalizing form among strange youths. ("youngster") is used in the same manner by elders when addressing strange youths of both genders. On premises where the atmosphere requires extreme formality like the Senate or different courts, the protocolar forms to address dignitaries ("Your Excellence") and ("Your Lordship/Ladyship") can still be heard. In a direct address to a judge or the president, must follow the vocatives ("Your Honour", literally "full of merit") and ("Mr/Mrs" President). When addressing an ecclesiastical dignitary the form ("Your Reverence") is used. Although is regarded as protocolar, it is an equalizing form. In some parts of the country and in television speech (that used by reporters and actors, for instance) is used even between intimate speakers. In other parts of the geographic extension of the language e.g. most of Southern and Northeastern Brazil, some sociolects of coastal São Paulo, mainly in Greater Santos, colloquial sociolect, mainly among the less educated and some all-class youths of Greater Rio de Janeiro, and in Uruguay, tu (singular "you" or simply "thou") is used informally, but the plural form is always . For the overwhelming majority of people, the pronoun is commonly used with the verb conjugated as (third-person singular) rather than in the traditional conjugation (second-person singular). is somewhat familiar, even intimate, and should never be addressed to superiors, or strange elders, while is much more neutral, although equalizing. The dialect that includes , capital city of Santa Catarina, as well as its shore and inner