How to Say ‘Manager Wang’ in Traditional Chinese
王經理
wáng jīng lǐ
[wáng jīnglǐ]
💬 Usage Tip: Job titles go after the surname, not before: 陳老師 "Teacher Chen", 林醫生 "Dr. Lin".
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwanese offices, people call managers and clients by surname plus title rather than by given name, even after working together for years.
Phrase Breakdown
王
wáng
[wáng]
Wang (surname)
A very common Chinese family name.
王先生住在我家隔壁。
Mr. Wang lives next door to me.
經理
jīng lǐ
[jīnglǐ]
manager
A person in charge of a team or department; used as a polite title.
她是我們的經理。
She is our manager.
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