wondering when people called others in surname or firstname and do the girls have to change their surname after marriage？ Where? Examples. Hi, Jake - friendly first name Mr Roberts - last name, formal This is Jake Smith - introduction. Nina Roberta Smith - Mother using full name because she's anoyed at you. . Most people will have a middle name, like a second personal name that they almost never use. . Women do as they please. Change their name or not.

In business situations, or when talking to older generations, you will usually refer to them as "Mr X" "Mrs X" and so on. An un married woman is traditionally called "Miss X" and a married woman is traditionally called "Mrs X" and will change her surname to her husband's, although she does not have to. Often now, adult women are simply referred to as "Ms X", and it is only children who are called "Miss" although this can vary. In informal situations, amongst friends and family and often at work when talking to equals, you will call each other by your first name. I hope that helps!

BG: first name是名字，surname是姓，西方人有些还有中间名，特别是贵族继承祖父父亲等的名。 1. 对朋友、平辈，你可以直接称呼其名字firstname，对于长者、上级、学术专家或在正式场合入会议、演讲等场合，Mr.或头衔等加其姓，有头衔用头衔，如 DR.Fauci; 2.在许多西方国家如英国、法国女子婚后要改称夫姓.

What the others have said is correct, but I would also add that most English speaking cultures have undergone a change in the last few decades. Previously surname was the default way of addressing someone, but it has now shifted to firstname