Metin etiquette makes 3 primary distinctions in the social sphere based on age and social distance, reflected in the three most common greetings. The Metin always adress those older than them as superiors as a sign of deference. Strangers of the same age or younger are adressed as equals. Informal language is used with friends and family members.
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