When greeting a lady, you can say "Good morning/afternoon/evening, my lady" or simply "Lady [Name]." For a lord, you would typically say "Good morning/afternoon/evening, my lord" or "Lord [Name]." It's important to use respectful tones and titles, reflecting the formality of their status. In both cases, a slight bow or nod can add to the politeness of the greeting.
To greet a lady you can say say hello, how are you, or nice to meet you.
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Good afternoon ingrid
He calls her "my Lady Disdain".
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The same way she would greet any other person, by saying hello, perhaps shaking her hand or kissing her on the cheek if they have a pre-existing friendship, etc.
It is not need , it is chivalrous custom, and for my money, charming.
They are usually referred to as "Lady". i.e Lord Christopher Lady Amelia
Woody, Annabel, Maxwell, Lady Hilary, Lord Nathaniel, Cousin Wesley, Lady Margaret, Lord Henry, Lord Richard and Lady Felicity
To greet an unmarried lady in Spanish, you can use "Señorita," which means "Miss." A common greeting would be "¡Hola, Señorita!" or simply "¡Hola!" followed by her name if you know it. This is a polite and respectful way to address her.
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