కుమారి వందన, (Miss Vandana) శ్రీమతి సుబ్బలక్ష్మి గారికి, (Mrs. Subbalakshmi) గంగా భాఘీరతి సమానులైన శ్రీమతి సూర్య కుమారి గారికి, (Mrs. Suryakumari, ) చిరంజీవి గౌతం సాగర్, (Little Master Gowtham Sagar) చిరంజీవి శ్రీజన్య, (Little Miss Sreejanya,) చిరంజీవి లక్ష్మీ సౌభాగ్యవతి చందన కు, (Mrs. Chandana,) ఛి. ల. సౌ. చందన కు, (Mrs. Chandana,) Turkish In Turkish, there are two forms of salutations, formal and informal. Like most other languages, gender doesn't play a role in the salutation. When addressing somebody in formal writing, one can use "Sayın Surname" without having to refer to the gender. If the title of the recipient is known, it is better to use it in place of the name, as in "Sayın Doktor". In a formal salutation, if the recipient's name is unknown, one uses "Sayın Yetkili", which is similar to "Dear Sir/Madam" in English. If the name and the gender of the intended recipient is known though, acceptable salutations are; Hanim (if the intended recipient is female), Bey (if the intended recipient is male). These salutations are used with the first names. When the surname is intended to be used, it is combined with "Sayin" instead. If a lady is named "Nihan Erten" for instance, she is referred to as either "Nihan Hanim" or "Sayin Erten". When an older person salutes a younger one in a formal way, he/she can refer to the younger person as "Hanim kizim" for females and "Bey oglum" for males where "kizim" is intended as "daughter" and "oglum" is intended as "son". In the informal way "Kizim" and "Oglum" are enough without having to use "Hanim/Bey". In an informal salutation, one can also use "Sevgili Name", which has almost the same meaning with "Dear Name". Ukrainian In correspondence and during conversations, Ukrainian speakers use the words "Шановний/Шановна" (Shanovnyy/Shanovna) or "Вельмишановний/Вельмишановна" (according to male/female gender) as a salutation, followed by the given name (sometimes also uses patronymic). Salutation to unknown persons often use "Пане/Пані" (Pane/Pani) (according to gender) or "Панове", "Панство" (Panove/Panstvo) (to unknown parties). See also Valediction English honorifics, e.g. Miss, Mrs, Ms, Mr, Sir, Dr, Lady, Lord Honorifics (other nations) Forms of address, i.e. Styles and manner of address Salute Salutatorian Sir References Further reading External links Greeting words and phrases Letters (message) de:Anrede