The United Kingdom is a country that is known to the title, so in our interaction with the British, or in our English practice.
It is undoubtedly necessary for some knowledge about the title of the British title.
According to the British tradition, the Queen (or King) can grant someone to someone according to the proposal of the Cabinet,
However, the number of people received is limited, and approximately 20 per year.
The aristocrats are divided into Duke, Marquis or Marques, Earl,
Viscount and Baron 5 levels. The original aristocrat is a hereditary, and it can only have one.
Heir. The eldest son is a legal heir. Only when there is no son in the nobleman, its title can be achieved first.
Inheriting the procedural progeny of the age to inherit. Since 1958, the "lifelong aristocrat" that is allowed to be free.
(Life Peeras) awarded a person.
Duke, Duke's wife (Duchess) is called "GRACE". Use "Your Grace" when you call it directly (adult,
Lady), indirectly uses "HER GRACE". The beginning of the envelope or letter is called "His GRACE
. . . "(Duke" ...) or "Her Grace the duchesces." . . (Duke)
lady……).
Marquis, the count, the daughter, and the Baron can be called "Lord". When you call it directly, you can be called "Your"
Lordship ". Indirect will be available in" Lord surname "or" Lord place name ". The beginning of the envelope or letter is called" My Lord Marquis "or" My Lord "(mainly for Bo, Sub, Baron).
Duke, Marquis, the eldest son of the Earl, that is, before their father is dead, it can be called before the father's title is inherited.
For "Lord" (Lord), but not a noble. Duke, the son of the following sons below the submissions, can be called "
Lord "(Lord); the son of the following sons below the subordinates, the son of the Bo, and" Honorable ". He
They are not the nobles.
Marcha Mrs, Countess, ViscounTess, Barrian
(Barones) can be called: "Lady" (lady), that is, "Lady husband's surname or husband
Place name.
Duke, Marquis, and each daughter of the Earl can also be called "lady", you can use "Lady award name surname".
If she is married, she uses her husband's surname to replace her surname, but still calls "lady" (lady), even if her husband is no
Bit, is an ordinary "sir", or it can be called "lady". If the husband has a title, then she should choose the corresponding
Japanese reputation.
In addition to the aristocrats, there are some other reputation claimed that the jazz is called "SIR" (Sir). Concrete approach is
"SIR grant name last name" or "SIR grant name", but as a jazz title, SIR must not only be used before the last name. Such as "Sir James Manson" can also be called "Sir James", but must never be called "sir manson". Jazz's husband
People can also be called "lady".
Jazz's title cannot be inherited, and there is no privilege of jazz out of the head. Its son also commensurate as "Mr." as the civilian surname.
