A Shorter Course With the German Language
A Shorter Course With the German Language
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1. The words t&err, Srau and jjraulein, placed before proper names, answer to Mr., Mrs., and Miss. In address, when the name is omitted, »§err and grauleiti, preceded by the possessive pronoun, answer in the singular to Sir, Miss, and in the plural to Gentlemen, Ladies. The form of address to married ladies, when the name is omitted, is, in the singu- lar, 3?iabam' ; in the plural, Wlmt 2)amcn» 2. These words are also placed before designations of relationship (when the reference is not to one'...s own relatives), and the first two, before titles ; as, 3^r ^nx 93ater, your father ; 3^re grau 2^utter, your mother ; feine 5rau (&cl;tt?eper, his (married) sister ; feine ScSulein ©c^tucjiet, his (unmarried) sister ; bie
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1. The words t&err, Srau and jjraulein, placed before proper names, answer to Mr., Mrs., and Miss. In address, when the name is omitted, »§err and grauleiti, preceded by the possessive pronoun, answer in the singular to Sir, Miss, and in the plural to Gentlemen, Ladies. The form of address to married ladies, when the name is omitted, is, in the singu- lar, 3?iabam' ; in the plural, Wlmt 2)amcn» 2. These words are also placed before designations of relationship (when the reference is not to one'...s own relatives), and the first two, before titles ; as, 3^r ^nx 93ater, your father ; 3^re grau 2^utter, your mother ; feine 5rau (&cl;tt?eper, his (married) sister ; feine ScSulein ©c^tucjiet, his (unmarried) sister ; bie
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