您 nín (= you): Formal Address

The formal address is used when someone asks politely someones name. In Chinese, the family name is mentioned first and the given name second.

Normal Form

你叫什么名字？
nǐ jiào shén me míng zì _
you call what? suffix name character _
you to be called, ask, call what?, what kind of?, any name ？
What is your name?
Listen:
我叫王月文。
wǒ jiào wáng yuè wén _
I call king moon language _
I, me, my to be called, ask, call king moon, month language, culture, literary, tattoo, unit of ancient Chinese coin 。
I am called Wang (family name) Yuewen (given name).
Listen:

Formal Address

您	贵	姓	？
nín	guì	xìng	_
you	valuable	family name	_
you	respectful: honorable family name		？
What is your family name?

Listen:

我	姓	王	。
wǒ	xìng	wáng	_
I	family name	king	_
I, me, my	family name	king	。
My name is Wang.

Listen:

你	叫	什	么	名	字	？
nǐ	jiào	shén	me	míng	zì	_
you	call	what?	suffix	name	character	_
you	to be called, ask, call	what?, what kind of?, any		name		？
What is your name?

我	叫	王	月	文	。
wǒ	jiào	wáng	yuè	wén	_
I	call	king	moon	language	_
I, me, my	to be called, ask, call	king	moon, month	language, culture, literary, tattoo, unit of ancient Chinese coin	。
I am called Wang (family name) Yuewen (given name).