If I met a group of people, all of which I respect greatly, how would I address the group of people?
I am only unsure because I heard that "您们好" is not common.
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It depends on the scenarios:
If you are making a speech or an address: 各位貴賓 （各位+ honorable guests / Distingushed guests) +大家好 （您們好 sounds from textbook）
If you are visiting/receiving a group of professors/Enterpreneurs/Doctors : 各位教授們/企業家們/醫師們 （各位 + title) +大家好
If you are visiting a group of elders/experts with honorable social status : 各位長者們 /賢達 （semi-formal) +大家好
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The easiest way is you can say 大家好！
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大家好da4jia1hao3
各位上午好ge4wei4shang4wu3hao3
你们好ni3menhao3
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You can say:
1. 各位(greeting)
2. 各位(noun)(greeting)
Example sentence:
1. 各位早上好
2. 各位老师们大家好
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