How to Say ‘Manager Wang’ in Traditional Chinese
王經理
wáng jīng lǐ
[wáng jīnglǐ]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwanese workplaces, you address a manager by surname plus title, never by first name. Calling your boss 王經理 (Wáng jīnglǐ) to their face is normal and respectful, even if you've worked 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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