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How does one write Mister in Hindi?

There isn't a direct equivalent of "Mister" in Hindi that is used in the same way. Here's why and how to address someone formally:

Formal Address in Hindi:

* श्रीमान (Shrimān): This is the most common and formal way to address a man in Hindi. It is similar to "Mr." in English.

* महोदय (Mahoday): This is another formal title, similar to "Sir" in English. It's generally used for someone of a higher social standing.

* आप (Aap): This is a respectful way to address someone, regardless of their gender. It's similar to "You" but conveys a more formal tone.

Example:

* श्रीमान शर्मा (Shrimān Sharma) - Mr. Sharma

* महोदय, मैं आपसे कुछ पूछना चाहता हूँ (Mahoday, main aapse kuchh poochhna chahta hoon) - Sir, I would like to ask you something.

Note:

* You would usually use the person's name after the title: "श्रीमान शर्मा (Shrimān Sharma)"

* In informal situations, you can use the person's name directly or "आप (Aap)" without a title.

Remember that using proper titles and addressing people with respect is crucial in any language.

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