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to address
someone using their proper (given) name.
It is considered disrespectful for a married Samal woman to address her husband by his given name. Also, when a couple has
children, the most common substitute for a name is "father/mother of so-and-so" employing the name of the first-born child.
This convention is also common in many Asian countries. Other substitutes include various pet names such as +"Hey" , +"Indah"
, etc.
We shouldn't address [someone] without a title if they are older than we [are old].
You are becoming accustomed, huh? Keep saying just names not using titles, I may pinch your mouth.
Don't address your uncle now without using a title for him.