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Asian English
Janab
Used when addressing someone in a formal or respectful manner.
Literal Meaning
Janab" → "Term of respect for a man or person.
Actual Meaning
Formal address meaning 'Sir' or 'Your Honor' - used to show respect
Examples in Context

Janab, please have a seat

Yes, janab.

Thank you for your guidance, janab.

Yes, janab

Janab, please have a seat.

Helpful Tips
  • 1Use 'janab' when speaking to someone in a position of authority or respect, like a teacher or a boss.
  • 2Very respectful - used for elders, officials, customers
  • 3It's appropriate to use in formal settings or when meeting someone for the first time.
  • 4Adding 'janab' shows politeness and helps create a positive impression.
Phrase Thesaurus
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Sir
Your Honor
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