how do you address a group of business professional in hong Kong in their native language?

Question

how do you say good morning, evening ladied and gentlemen ?

Answer 1

HK Cantonese:
good morning, ladies and gentlemen - "kwok wai cho sun" or simply "cho sun"

Normally, we (I am from HK) simply say "Hi", "Hello" or "Cho Sun" in the morning. We rarely say good evening, but again, we say "Hi" instead. Notice that spoken Cantonese is way different from spoken Mandarin.

Answer 2

Usually Hong Kong individuals have a tendency to opt for to be known as Hong Kongers. Foreigners have a tendency to consult them as Hong Kongese so much in the way in which man or woman from China and Taiwan are noted. (Chinese, Taiwanese.) The exception is longer term expats, specifically the ones from the UK, like to consult them as Hong Kongers.

Answer 3

bonsowa-ru redi-zu ken kinkei
Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen

mo-ningu
Morning

Answer 4

go to a bookstore and look for the books or tapes to buy that can teach how to speak their language or ask your nearest librarian.

Answer 5

you have to be very careful when dealing with Asian businessmand since talking properly to those people is very important so you have to be very clear when you talk to avoid being missinterpreted.

good luck

Answer 6

have someone who knows the language translate for you