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Salutation. Vietnamese people based mainly on class relations and age of the family or a career in society should respect the form of address. Vietnamese people the old days, if he found any taller person holding the head-down, stooping down. So far, all such types of address are dropped. Salutation become more intimate or older who by his parents, I called "uncle"; Younger then called "uncle" or "aunt"; equal or older than me, I called "brother" or "sister"; more children are called "children". Salutation of Americans. Americans usually call each other by their first names. For direct contacts or through the mail first, so call each other by Mr., Mrs., Miss, Ms. or Dr. and followed them. Do not call people names for people over many years, or have status or his rank much higher, or to the people you want to show respect. For children, it could always call people names. For people who just met and do not know the name might call "Sir", "Mr.", "M'am" or "Miss".
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