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Kharon asked 03 Feb 12

Formalities

When someone is older than me or an acquaintance, I should use the formal version of the subject. Vise versa for in-formalities. Now, what if my close friend is older than me? Or if I'm older than my acquaintance? I would guess that age isn't accounted for in those cases, but better to be safe than sorry.

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Erica Cruz-Gentozala answered 10 Feb 12

If it's a close friend, I guess it's ok if you don't use the formal version.

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