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Would I adress people formally in a survey?

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I am creating a Spanish survey. The people I am surveying are employees of a restaurant. Would I adress them formally in the survey?

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updated Oct 28, 2009
edited by 00494d19
posted by alfritz07

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HI Fritz, this depends on if you are familiar with the restaurant the people know you there. Do you know those people? Mortimer's answer is the one I likewink

updated Oct 28, 2009
posted by 00494d19
Thanks Heidita. - 00515f39, Oct 28, 2009
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If the survey is being done in the name of the restaurant, I would definitely use the "informal". An owner or manager of a restaurant would surely treat his staff as a big "family" and use their first names in talking to them in private. If the survey is being done by a third party and is more "official", then I would use the formal.

updated Oct 28, 2009
posted by 00515f39
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of course , show some respect~~~

updated Oct 28, 2009
posted by wyytxml
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No matter what, you need to be professional you deserve respect at work, don't you?, it should be formal.

updated Oct 28, 2009
posted by montal21
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Depends on how well you know them. If you are good friends with them and work with them, then it should be fine to use informal, but formal would be best otherwise.

updated Oct 27, 2009
posted by Ben-Kapity