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 * Mr. Mrs. 씨, さん,  氏   English/Korean/Japanese/Chinese  honorifics

1.  Mr.     (Mister),               English honorific

A) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_lettermen#,  David Letterman David Michael Letterman


 * "Letterman David" >>  ("Mister David" /S/+bp)/GC/S/abT  >>  ("Master David" /S/+cp)/GC/S/abT

That is, while co-articulating /GC/S/abT speaking posture (which means another automatic co-articulation of /GC/P/abT), if trying to speak/articulate (not "David Letterman" but)  "Letterman David"  from/with English /S/+bp speaking posture, "Mister David" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. And, while co-articulating /GC/S/abT speaking posture (which means another automatic co-articulation of /GC/P/abT), if trying to speak/articulate (not "David Letterman" but)  "Letterman David"  from/with English /S/+cp speaking posture, "Master David" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.

"David Letterman"              (L/C2 + "-etterman David"/GC/S/abT)                "Letterman David"

That is, when speaking "Letterman David", if articulating "L" from/with English/Cyrillic /C2 speaking posture and articulating "-etterman David" from/with /GC/S/abT speaking posture, "David Letterman" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced.


 * "Letterman David" >>  ("Mrs. David Letterman" /GC/S/abT)/S/P
 * "Letterman David" >>  ("Damen. David" /GC/S/abT/Ch)/S/P

Michael                      (David/P + Letterman/S)/Ch                       "David Letterman"


 * Mister >>  (Mistress /C2)/P


 * wife/P >>  Mrs. (Mysiz)/P/Ch


 * Mrs. (Mysiz)/P/Ch >> ([M= r= s=] /GC/P/abT)/GC/S/abT


 * Mr. (Myster) >>  ([M= r=] /GC/S/abT/Ch)/GC/P/abT


 * Misters >>  Messrs /GC/S/abT

madam                            (Mrs. (Mysiz)/P/Ch + s/C2)                              "Mrs.'s"


 * daughter >>  (Miss /C2)/GC/S/abT

Miss                                  (My/GC/S/abT + siz/S)                           Mrs. (Mysiz)


 * madam >>  Ma'am/T


 * "Miss" or "Mrs." >>  Ms /P/Ch

B) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_trebek,  Alex Trebek George Alexander "Alex" Trebek


 * "Trebek George" >>  ("Mister George" /S/+bp)/GC/S/abT  >>  ("Master George" /S/+cp)/GC/S/abT

"George Trebek"              (Tr/C2 + "-ebek George"/GC/S/abT)                "Trebek George"


 * "Trebek George" >>  ("Mrs. George Trebek" /GC/S/abT)/S/P
 * "Trebek George" >>  ("Damen. George" /GC/S/abT/Ch)/S/P

"Alexander Alex"                    (George/P + Trebek/S)/Ch                    "George Trebek"

Edward                           (George/T + Trebek/C2)/Ch                     "George Trebek"

C) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay_Leno,   Jay Leno James Douglas Muir "Jay" Leno


 * "Leno James" >>  ("Mister James" /S/+bp)/GC/S/abT  >>  ("Master James" /S/+cp)/GC/S/abT

"James Leno"                   (L/C2 + "-eno James"/GC/S/abT)                     "Leno James"


 * "Leno James" >>  ("Mrs. James Leno" /GC/S/abT)/S/P
 * "Leno James" >>  ("Damen. James" /GC/S/abT/Ch)/S/P

"Douglas Muir Jay"                      (James/P + Leno/S)/Ch                      "James Leno"

D) Young-Won Kim,      김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]

"Young-Won Kim" do not give any proper result.
 * Though the exact English spelling of 김 용완 is [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n], I rather use "Young-Won Kim".


 * "용완 [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 김 [Gim]" >>  ("Mister 김 [Gim]" /S/+bp)/GC/S/abT  >>  ("Master 김 [Gim]" /S/+cp)/GC/S/abT

"김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"                 ([ŋ=  y=]/C2 + [-(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n Gim]/GC/S/abT)                "용완 [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 김 [Gim]"


 * "용완 [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 김 [Gim]" >>  ("Mrs. 김 [Gim] 용완 [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]" /GC/S/abT)/S/P
 * "용완 [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 김 [Gim]" >>  ("Damen. 김 [Gim]" /GC/S/abT/Ch)/S/P

"대장 [dæ zaŋ], General"               (Gim/P + [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]/S)/Ch                "김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]" "신사 [sin sa], gentleman"               (Gim/T + [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]/C2)/Ch                "김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"

E) http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Yasunari+Kawabata,   Yasunari Kawabata          川端 康成 (천단 강성)            Yasunari Gawabadda /Jp/S/Ch


 * "Yasunari Gawabadda" >>  ("Mister Gawabadda" /S/+bp)/GC/S/abT  >>  ("Master Gawabadda" /S/+cp)/GC/S/abT

"Gawabadda Yasunari"                (Y/C2 + "-asunari Gawabadda"/GC/S/abT)                "Yasunari Gawabadda"


 * "Yasunari Gawabadda" >>  ("Mrs. Gawabadda Yasunari" /GC/S/abT)/S/P
 * "Yasunari Gawabadda" >>  ("Damen. Gawabadda" /GC/S/abT/Ch)/S/P

"Deŋ Go (뎅꼬)"                (Gawabadda/P + Yasunari/S)/Ch                  "Gawabadda Yasunari"

"Gawabadda Yasunari" phonetically corresponds with (Korean 함경/[Ham-GyΛŋ] Provincial/도[Do] dialect pronunciation) "정 병환 [zΛŋ byΛŋ hwan]"


 * "병환 [byΛŋ hwan] 정 [zΛŋ]" >>  ("Mister 정 [zΛŋ]" /S/+bp)/GC/S/abT  >>  ("Master 정 [zΛŋ]" /S/+cp)/GC/S/abT

"정 [zΛŋ] 병환 [byΛŋ hwan]"                (by/C2 + [-Λŋ hwan zΛŋ]/GC/S/abT)                "병환 [byΛŋ hwan] 정 [zΛŋ]"


 * "정 [zΛŋ] 병환 [byΛŋ hwan]" >>  ("Mrs. 정 [zΛŋ] 병환 [byΛŋ hwan]" /GC/S/abT)/S/P

"기운 [gi w=n], power"                ([zΛŋ]/P + [byΛŋ hwan]/S)/Ch                  "정 [zΛŋ] 병환 [byΛŋ hwan]"

2.               Korean honorific

A) Young-Won Kim,      김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]

My name "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]" is Korean/Seoul dialect pronunciation.


 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김/[Gim] 씨/[Si]" /China/+bp)/Kor/경기GyungGi
 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김/[Gim] 가/[Ga]" /China/+cp)/Kor/GyungGi


 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 씨/[Si]" /China/+bp)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la/P)
 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 가/[Ga]" /China/+cp)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la/P)

While "씨/[Si]" is phonetically corresponding with "Mr." and "가/[Ga]" is phonetically corresponding with "Master", (male) Koreans/laborers jokingly use "가/[Ga]" only to (male) friends, since "가/[Ga]" can give negative feeling of slave or sham.


 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김/[Gim] 군/[gun]" /China/Ch/+bp)/Kor/GyungGi
 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김/[Gim] 양/[yaŋ]" /China/Ch/+cp)/Kor/GyungGi

"군/[gun]" is (formally) used by (much) senior/elder persons in addressing or referring to (much) junior/younger male children or male teenagers. "양/[yaŋ]" is (formally) used by (much) senior/elder persons in addressing or referring to (much) junior/younger female children or female teenagers.


 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김/[Gim] 여사/[yΛ sa]" /China)/Jp/S/P
 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 여사/[yΛ sa]" /China/Ch)/Jp/S/P

"여사/[yΛ sa]" is phonetically corresponding with "Mrs." While co-articulating Japanese speaking posture, if trying to speak/articulate  "김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"   from/with Chinese speaking posture, "김/[Gim] 여사/[yΛ sa]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. And, while co-articulating Japanese speaking posture, if trying to speak/articulate  "김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"   from/with Chinese /Ch speaking posture, "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 여사/[yΛ sa]" is metaphthong/MPh pronounced. These facts shows that Korean, Chinese and Japanese languages are closely related;  possibly, Chinese and Japanese languages are dialects derived/separated from Korean language.


 * "김/[Gim] 씨/[Si]" (or "용완 [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 김 [Gim]") >>  ("Mister 김 [Gim]" /S/+bp)/GC/S/abT
 * "김/[Gim] 가/[Ga]" (or "용완 [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 김 [Gim]") >>  ("Master 김 [Gim]" /S/+cp)/GC/S/abT


 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 여사/[yΛ sa]" (or "용완 [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 김 [Gim]")  >>  ("Mrs. 용완 [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 김 [Gim]" /GC/S/abT)/S/P


 * "김/[Gim] 여사/[yΛ sa]" (or "용완 [ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 김 [Gim]") >>  ("Damen. 김 [Gim]" /GC/S/abT/Ch)/S/P


 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김/[Gim] 선생님/[SΛn sæŋ nim]" /Seoul/+cp)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la/P)
 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 선생님/[SΛn sæŋ nim]" /Seoul/+bp)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la/P)

"선생님/[SΛn sæŋ nim]" is phonetically corresponding with "Honorable."


 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김/[Gim] 선배님/[SΛn bæ nim]" /Seoul/P/+cp/Ch)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la/P)
 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 선배님/[SΛn bæ nim]" /Seoul/P/+bp/Ch)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la/P)

"선배님/[SΛn bæ nim]" is used to address or refer to one's senior-class people in school, sports club, etc.


 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김/[Gim] 후배/[hu bæ]" /Seoul/P/+cp)/Jp/S/P
 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 후배/[hu bæ]" /Seoul/P/+cp/Ch)/Jp/S/P

"후배/[hu bæ]" is used to address or refer to one's junior-class people in school, sports club, etc.

똘마니/똘만이
 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김/[Gim] 똘만이/[dol ma man ŋi]" /Seoul/P/+bp)/Jp/S/P
 * "김 용완 [Gim ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n]"  >>  ("김 용완 [Gim  ŋ(io)ŋ ŋ(oa)n] 똘만이/[dol man ŋi]" /Seoul/P/+bp/Ch)/Jp/S/P

"똘만이/[dol ma man ŋi]" is used to address or refer to one's junior-class people in (criminal) gang, etc.

B) David Letterman


 * "David Letterman" >>  ("David 씨/[Si]" /China/+bp)/Kor/GyungGi
 * "David Letterman" >>  ("David 가/[Ga]" /China/+cp)/Kor/GyungGi


 * "David Letterman" >>  ("David 군/[gun]" /China/Ch/+bp)/Kor/GyungGi
 * "David Letterman" >>  ("David 양/[yaŋ]" /China/Ch/+cp)/Kor/GyungGi


 * "David Letterman" >>  ("David 여사/[yΛ sa]" /China)/Jp/S/P
 * "David Letterman" >>  ("David Letterman 여사/[yΛ sa]" /China/Ch)/Jp/S/P


 * "David 씨/[Si]" (or "Letterman David") >>  ("Mister David" /S/+bp)/GC/S/abT
 * "David 가/[Ga]" (or "Letterman David") >>  ("Master David" /S/+cp)/GC/S/abT


 * "David Letterman 여사/[yΛ sa]" (or "Letterman David") >>  ("Mrs. David Letterman" /GC/S/abT)/S/P


 * "David 여사/[yΛ sa]" (or "Letterman David") >>  ("Damen. David" /GC/S/abT/Ch)/S/P

3.            Japanese honorifics http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_honorifics ,

A) Yasunari Kawabata         川端 康成 (천단 강성)            Yasunari Gawabadda /Jp/S/Ch

San (さん?) (sometimes pronounced han (はん?) in Kansai dialect),     [saŋ],   [haŋ]


 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda さん/[saŋ]" /Kor/GyungGi/P/+cp)/Kor/Seoul
 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda はん/[haŋ]" /Kor/GyungGi/S/+cp)/Kor/Seoul


 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Yasunari さん/[saŋ]" /Kor/GyungGi/P/+bp)/Kor/Seoul
 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Yasunari はん/[haŋ]" /Kor/GyungGi/S/+bp)/Kor/Seoul

B) Chan (ちゃん?)         [caŋ]


 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda ちゃん/[caŋ]" /Kor/GyungGi/P/+cp/Ch)/Kor/Seoul
 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Yasunari ちゃん/[caŋ]" /Kor/GyungGi/S/+bp/Ch)/Kor/Seoul

C) Bō (坊【ぼう】?)             [vo]


 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda ぼう/[vo]" /Kor/경기GyungGi/P/+cp)/China
 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Yasunari ぼう/[vo]" /Kor/GyungGi/P/+bp)/China

D) Kun (君【くん】?)            [g=n]


 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda くん/[g=n]" /Kor/GyungGi/S/+cp)/China
 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Yasunari くん/[g=n]" /Kor/GyungGi/S/+bp)/China

E) Sama (様 【さま】?)


 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda さま/[Sama]" /Kor/전라ZΛn-la/S)/Kor/Seoul
 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Yasunari さま/[Sama]" /Kor/전라ZΛn-la/S/Ch)/Kor/Seoul

F) Sensei (先生 【せんせい】?)


 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda せんせい/[Sensei]" /Kor/전라ZΛn-la/P/+bp)/Kor/Seoul
 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Yasunari せんせい/[Sensei]" /Kor/전라ZΛn-la/P/+bp/Ch)/Kor/Seoul

G) Senpai (先輩 【せんぱい】?)             [Senbay]


 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda せんぱい/[Senbay]" /Kor/전라ZΛn-la/P/+cp)/Kor/Seoul
 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Yasunari せんぱい/[Senbay]" /Kor/전라ZΛn-la/P/+cp/Ch)/Kor/Seoul

H) Kōhai (後輩 【こうはい】?)              [Gohay]


 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda こうはい/[Gohay]" /Kor/강원gaŋ-wΛn/P/+cp)/Kor/Seoul
 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Yasunari こうはい/[Gohay]" /Kor/강원gaŋ-wΛn/P/+cp/Ch)/Kor/Seoul

I) Gakusei                     [Gagsey]


 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Gagsey" /Kor/강원gaŋ-wΛn/P/+bp)/Kor/Seoul
 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Yasunari Gagsey" /Kor/강원gaŋ-wΛn/P/+bp/Ch)/Kor/Seoul

J) Shi (氏 【し】?)


 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda し [Shi]" /Kor/경상GyΛŋ-saŋ/S)/Kor/Seoul
 * "Gawabadda Yasunari" >>  ("Gawabadda Yasunari し [Shi]" /Kor/경상GyΛŋ-saŋ/S)/Kor/Seoul

4.                 Chinese honorifics http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_honorifics#Other_prefixes_and_suffixes ,

모택동     毛澤東    Máo Zédōng     마오쩌둥    [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]

•   阿~ (ā): intimacy prefix; for example: 阿伯，阿妹，阿哥，阿爸        "my"


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("阿 毛 [a Maao]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+bp)/Kor/경상GyΛŋ-saŋ
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("阿 毛澤東 [a Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+bp/Ch)/Kor/경상GyΛŋ-saŋ

•   本~ (bĕn): prefix. this (person, organization)       [bæn]        "Me/I"


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("本 毛 [bæn Maao]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp)/Kor/경상GyΛŋ-saŋ
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("本 毛澤東 [bæn Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp/Ch)/Kor/경상GyΛŋ-saŋ

•   為~•为~ (wéi): prefix. [wey]              I


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("為 毛 [wey Maao]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+cp)/Kor/경상GyΛŋ-saŋ
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("為 毛澤東 [wey Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+cp/Ch)/Kor/경상GyΛŋ-saŋ

•   敝~ (bì): prefix. my, our; for example: 敝校，敝人      [vi]           "our"


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("敝 毛 [vi Maao]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+bp)/Kor/경상GyΛŋ-saŋ
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("敝 毛澤東 [vi Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+bp/Ch)/Kor/경상GyΛŋ-saŋ

•   ~君 (jūn): for a male friend or a respected person          [z(=u)n]     "hero/star"


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 君 [Maao z(=u)n]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+bp)/Kor/강원Gaŋ-wΛn
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 君 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ z(=u)n]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+bp/Ch)/Kor/강원Gaŋ-wΛn

•   ~姬 (jī)   [z(i=)],    姑娘 (gūniang) [g=n l(=a)ŋ]:          for a female friend, maiden


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 姬 [Maao z(i=)]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+bp)/Kor/강원Gaŋ-wΛn
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 姬 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ z(i=)]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+bp/Ch)/Kor/강원Gaŋ-wΛn


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 姑娘 [Maao g=n l(=a)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp)/Kor/강원Gaŋ-wΛn
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 姑娘 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ g=n l(=a)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp/Ch)/Kor/강원Gaŋ-wΛn

•   ~郎 (láng): for an intimate male friend or husband               [l(=a)ŋ]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 郎 [Maao l(=a)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+cp)/Kor/강원Gaŋ-wΛn
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 郎 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ l(=a)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+cp/Ch)/Kor/강원Gaŋ-wΛn

•   ~子 (zi),          夫子 (fūzi) [f(=u) zi]:             for a wise man


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 子 [Maao zi]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+bp)/Kor/함경Ham-gyΛŋ
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 子 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ zi]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+bp/Ch)/Kor/함경Ham-gyΛŋ


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 子 [Maao f(=u) zi]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp)/Kor/함경Ham-gyΛŋ
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 子 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ f(=u) zi]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp/Ch)/Kor/함경Ham-gyΛŋ

•   ~兄 (xiōng): for a friend               [z(=Λ)ŋ]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 兄 [Maao z(=Λ)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp)/Kor/함경Ham-gyΛŋ
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 兄 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ z(=Λ)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp/Ch)/Kor/함경Ham-gyΛŋ

•   ~公 (gōng): for a respected person           [g(=o)ŋ]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 公 [Maao g(=o)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+bp)/Kor/함경Ham-gyΛŋ
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 公 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ g(=o)ŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+bp/Ch)/Kor/함경Ham-gyΛŋ

•   ~足下 (zúxià): for my friend (used in letters)         [z= zi Λ]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 足下 [Maao z= zi Λ]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+cp)/Kor/함경Ham-gyΛŋ
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 足下 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ z= zi Λ]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+cp/Ch)/Kor/함경Ham-gyΛŋ

•   ~先生 (xiānshēng): for someone in a profession                 [zyen sæŋ]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 先生 [Maao zyen sæŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+bp)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 先生 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ zyen sæŋ]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+bp/Ch)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la

•   ~前輩•前辈 (qiánbeì): for an elder or someone who has been in a profession longer     [si aŋ bye]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 前輩 [Maao siaŋbye]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 前輩 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ siaŋbye]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp/Ch)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la

•   ~大人 (dàren): for a higher ranked official                    [dΛ r=n]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 大人 [Maao dΛ r=n]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+bp)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 大人 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ dΛ r=n]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+bp/Ch)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la

•   ~氏 (shì): suffix after a surname to address someone not of personal acquaintance. [syu]/[sϋ]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 氏 [Maao syu]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+cp)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 大人 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ syu]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+cp/Ch)/Kor/전라ZΛn-la

•   ~兒•儿 (ér): for a young person                 [ŋe]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 兒儿 [Maao ŋe]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+bp)/Kor/평안PyΛŋ-ŋan
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 兒儿 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ ŋe]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+bp/Ch)/Kor/평안PyΛŋ-ŋan

•   ~哥 (gē): for an elder male friend or relative                   [gye]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 哥 [Maao gye]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp)/Kor/평안PyΛŋ-ŋan
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 哥 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ gye]" /Kor/Seoul/P/+cp/Ch)/Kor/평안PyΛŋ-ŋan

•   ~弟 (dì): for a younger male friend or relative          [d(=i)]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 弟 [Maao d(=i)]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+bp)/Kor/평안PyΛŋ-ŋan
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 弟 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ d(=i)]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+bp/Ch)/Kor/평안PyΛŋ-ŋan

•   ~姐 (jiĕ): for an elder female friend or relative           [z= ye]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 姐 [Maao z= ye]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+cp)/Kor/평안PyΛŋ-ŋan
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 姐 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ z= ye]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+cp/Ch)/Kor/평안PyΛŋ-ŋan

•   ~妹 (mèi): for a younger female friend or relative          [myæ y=]


 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛 妹 [Maao myæ y=]" /Kor/Seoul/S)/Kor/충청Cuŋ-cΛŋ
 * "毛澤東 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ]" >>  ("毛澤東 妹 [Maao zΛd(=u)ŋ myæ y=]" /Kor/Seoul/S/+bp/Ch)/Kor/충청Cuŋ-cΛŋ

December 2011
Welcome to Wikipedia. Although everyone is welcome to contribute to the encyclopedia, one or more of the external links you added to the page Japanese honorifics do not comply with our guidelines for external links and have been removed. Wikipedia is not a collection of links; nor should it be used as a platform for advertising or promotion, and doing so is contrary to the goals of this project. Because Wikipedia uses nofollow tags, external links do not alter search engine rankings. If you feel the link should be added to the article, please discuss it on the article's talk page before reinserting it. Please take a look at the welcome page to learn more about contributing constructively to this encyclopedia. Thank you. Oda Mari (talk) 14:30, 26 December 2011 (UTC)

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Please stop adding inappropriate external links to Wikipedia, as you did to Korean honorifics. It is considered spamming and Wikipedia is not a vehicle for advertising or promotion. Because Wikipedia uses nofollow tags, additions of links to Wikipedia will not alter search engine rankings. If you continue spamming, you may be blocked from editing Wikipedia. Oda Mari (talk) 14:34, 26 December 2011 (UTC)


 * M&M

>>  M&M's History: How did they (and other brands) get their names? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%26M%27s ,

M&M                              (c/GC/S/abT + hocolate/T)                             chocolate

January 2012
This is your last warning. The next time you vandalize Wikipedia, as you did at M&Ms, you may be blocked from editing without further notice. McGeddon (talk) 09:33, 25 January 2012 (UTC)

You have been blocked indefinitely from editing for abuse of editing privileges. If you would like to be unblocked, you may appeal this block by adding the text, but you should read the guide to appealing blocks first. Materialscientist (talk) 05:25, 11 April 2012 (UTC)

{{unblock reviewed| reason=your reason here Ygwnkm (talk) 03:36, 13 November 2012 (UTC) BWilkins said: Decline reason: You are blocked because you were asked to stop adding links to voicespec.com as it's WP:SPAM and not a valid WP:EL. You continued to add it. As such, we have had no choice but to prevent further disruption/advertising by invoking a block. (✉→BWilkins←✎) 15:34, 12 November 2012 (UTC)

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================================ But I want adding links to voicespec.com/board.cgi?id=test1 (NOT voicespec.com)
 * decline=That's quite enough. --jpgordon:==( o ) 05:17, 13 November 2012 (UTC)}}

ArbCom unblock appeal
The Arbitration Committee has carefully considered the user's appeal and has declined to unblock at this time. After six months of not editing Wikipedia under any account including IP accounts the user may again apply to have the block reviewed.

For the Arbitration Committee.  SilkTork  ✔Tea time  18:53, 27 November 2012 (UTC)