What polite language?

First of all, basic polite expressions.

1. Address: Mr., Mr., Mrs., Ms., Mrs. and Miss.

2. Welcome speech

Good evening and welcome.

Step 3 greet

Hello, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, long time no see! Congratulations! I wish you a happy holiday and a merry Christmas! I wish you a happy New Year! Happy birthday!

Step 5 say goodbye

Goodbye, good night, see you tomorrow, and welcome next time.

Step 6 apologize

Please forgive me. I'm sorry. Please don't mind. It's all our fault. I'm sorry.

7. Words of thanks (words of thanks)

Thank you very much.

8. Response language

I see. Yes, that's all right. You're welcome.

9. Pleading language

Anything else? what can I do for you? you like ...

Really? You need ...?

Second, the intersection of basic polite expressions

Hello, please, thank you, sorry, goodbye.

Third, common polite expressions.

Please, hello, good morning, thank you, I'm sorry, please forgive me, never mind, never mind, you're welcome, goodbye.

Four, the evening service polite language:

1. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to visit!

2. I'm a room attendant. I'm glad to serve you!

Can I order for you now?

Do you need some XXX items, drinks and snacks?

5. Ok, thank you. Please wait a moment, I'll send it to you right away!

6. Sorry to bother you, but I kept you waiting. Here is the drink you ordered.

7. Please enjoy your meal. Let me know if you need anything. Have a good time.

8. Sorry to bother you, but I'll clean the table for you.

9. Excuse me, sir and madam, please check whether you have left any valuables.

10, what can I do for you? Pay the bill. Ok, just a moment, please. I'll settle your bill right away.

1 1. Please take care. Thank you for coming. Welcome to visit next time.

Five, evening classic top ten polite expressions (Chinese and English)

Good evening, welcome! Excuse me, sir, miss?

Just a moment, please. Sorry to bother you.

Sorry to have kept you waiting!

Please enjoy yourself. What else do you need?

Please let me know if you need anything. Have a good time.

Thank you for coming. Please take care and welcome to visit next time.

1."Stay" is used when the host sends the guests off, and the guests ask the host not to send them off.

2. "Come" is used to ask the other party to accept their invitation; "Honor" is used to ask the other person to accept his request or gift.

3. Apologize to the other party for "disrespect" and blame yourself for being impolite; "I'm sorry" means I can't accompany each other; "Failure to meet" apologizes to the other party for failing to meet the guests in person.

4. "annoying" and "annoying" mean consuming the mind and spirit, and are mostly used for asking for help or thanking.

5. "I'm sorry" is used to ask others whether it is convenient or not.

6. "condescending" is used to ask others to occupy a position; "commanding" means commanding.

7. "I have been admiring for a long time" for the first time; "Long time no see" means long time no see. It's for reunion after a long separation.

8. "Smile" is used to ask people to accept gifts.

9. "I'm sorry" is used to ask others to do something or make way.

10. "Trouble" means to annoy or increase the burden.

1 1. "Nice to meet you" means it's an honor to meet each other.

12. "Tolerance" is used to ask for forgiveness.

13. "Heart collar" is a polite expression used as a gift or when entertaining others with wine and food.

14. "Correct" is used to invite others to criticize their own works or opinions; "Teaching" is used to invite others to criticize or comment on their own work and works. Two. modest and unassuming

1. "Xiao" is used to address people or things related to yourself. Common examples are: "little brother", which is used to address yourself between male friends or acquaintances; "Child", call his son; "Little girl" refers to a daughter; A "small shop" is your own shop.

2. "Stupid" refers to your own articles, opinions, etc. Common examples are: "My poor pen" is used to refer to my own words or paintings; "My humble opinion" is used to weigh one's own opinions; "Clumsy work" is used to refer to one's own work.

3. "Out" is used to express your opinion. Commonly used, such as: "my humble opinion" is used to weigh one's own arguments; "My humble opinion" is used to weigh one's opinions.

4. "Home" is used to address your elders or older relatives. Commonly used, such as "family kindness" and "family mother", are used to address their mothers; "Yan Jia" and "My Dad" are used to address a person's father; "My brother" is used to address my brother.

5. "I" is used to address things related to myself. Commonly used such as: "I" is used to address myself modestly; "My place" is used to humbly address where you are; "Our school" is used to humbly call our school.

6. "Too much" is used to evaluate others' behavior towards themselves. Commonly used, such as "flattery", which means excessive praise or praise, is used when the other party praises himself; "Overpraise" is an excessive compliment, which is used when the other person praises himself.

7. "Thin" is used to address things related to yourself. Commonly used such as: "thin wine", which means light wine, is commonly used when entertaining guests; "Small gift" refers to a gift that is not generous, and is often used to modestly address the gift given by oneself; "My meager sensibilities", when pleading for others, modestly call yourself face-saving.

8. "Old" is used to address things related to yourself. Commonly used, such as "old face", is used by old people to address their faces; "Old age" and "old age" are what old people call themselves.

9. "Making faces" is often used in performance skills or writing to show that you are incompetent but dare to show it.

10. "Dare" means that you can't afford the hospitality, praise, etc. ).

1 1. "Laughing" means being laughed at.

12. "Dare" describes boldness.

13. "Taking the liberty" means (words and deeds) regardless of status, ability and occasion.

14. Poor family.

Third, honorifics.

1. "annoying" means troublesome and disturbing others. Commonly used, such as "trouble", means please help me; "Please" means request.

2. "elegance" is used to refer to the feelings and behaviors of the other party. Commonly used, such as "elegant education", call the other party's advice; "elegance" refers to the feelings or opinions of the other party; "Yazheng" is used for asking for advice when giving one's poems, paintings and calligraphy to others.

3. "Hanging" is used by others (mostly elders or superiors) for their own behavior. Commonly used, such as "love", is used to express the other party's concern for themselves (mostly used in letters); "Asking questions" and "asking questions" are used to express others' concern and inquiry about themselves.

4. "Gao" is used to refer to things related to others. Commonly used, such as: "high opinion", meaning high opinion; "Work" refers to leaving the original post to engage in a higher post; "Old age" refers to the age of the elderly; "Longevity" is used to ask the age of old people; "Gaozu" and "Gaotu" are used to address other people's disciples and students.

5. When your behavior involves the other person, use "wind". Commonly used, such as "inform", is used to express (inform things) to the other party; "Return" means to return (something) to the other party; "Companionship" is used to express mutual companionship.

6. "Worship" is used for personnel exchange. Commonly used, such as "reading", is used to express reading other people's articles; "Visit" means to visit others; "Please" is used to mean to entrust others to do things; "To visit" and "to visit" are used to mean to visit others.

7. "Big" is used to address things that are related to each other. Commonly used, such as "hand", used to address each other; "masterpiece", used to refer to each other's works; "Big name" is used to address each other's reputation.

8. "Sea" is used to refer to other people's measurements. Commonly used such as: "Han Hai", generous and tolerant, used to ask others to forgive; "Massive" and inclusive.

9. "Bao" is used to address the other party's shop, etc. Commonly used, such as "treasure land", the place used to address each other; "Baohao" is used to address the other party's shop or name.

10. "Please" is used to hope that the other party will do something. Commonly used are: "excuse me", which is used to ask the other party to answer questions; "Sit down" is used to ask the other person to sit down.

1 1. "Respect" is used to tell (others) that their actions involve others. "Congratulations" is used to express congratulations; "Respect for waiting" is used to express waiting; "Please" is used to express asking others to do something.

12. "Light" means glory and is used for the arrival of the other party. Commonly used, such as "coming", calling guests; "patronage" means that when guests arrive, merchants often use it to welcome customers.

13. "Hui" is used for the other party to treat themselves. Commonly used such as: "back to the village", which means please keep it, is mostly used for the above payment when sending other people's photos, books and other souvenirs; "patronage" means that the other party comes here, which is mostly used for shops to give customers; "Huilin" is when the other party comes to find herself; "Gift" refers to the property added by the other party.

14. "expensive" is used to refer to things related to the other party. Commonly used, such as "expensive work", is used to ask people what to do; "Your surname" is used to ask people what their surname is; "Your son" is used to address other people's sons (meaning blessing); "Your country" means another country; "Your school" means another school; "Expensive illness" is the other person's illness; "Your age", ask people's age.

15. "collar" is used to refer to the relatives of the other party or people related to the other party. Commonly used, such as "Ai Ling", used to address each other's daughter; "Your son" is used to address the other person's son; "Your mother" is used to refer to each other's mother; "Your father" is used to address each other's father; "Qin Ling" is used to address each other's relatives.

16. "Gong" means respect. Commonly used is "waiting", waiting for the arrival of others.

17. "Home" refers to the other party's home or hometown.

18. "Masterpiece" honors other people's articles.

19. "axe correction" is used to ask people to correct articles.