Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Dear"

A: Querida

A: 'my dear' expresses care for another person. Often used by an older individual towards a younger individual (mother/ father role). May also be used between older people who are close friends.
Shopkeepers may use 'my dear' towards customers if they are friendly

A: beloved

A: dear is addressed to love ones. or it can can be used in sentences like.. you are dear to me. means giving that person a special status or he/she means a lot to you. hope this is helpful

A: “Dear” is an affectionate way to talk to someone. “My dear friend”. There are other definitions of dear but we’ll keep it simple with this one definition.
“Esteemed” means highly respected. “The esteemed author”.
“Estimated” means something entirely different. This is a general educated guess as to how much or the qualities of something. “He estimated how many blankets were left in the room.”

A: Se puede decir que "dear" es más formal. También es usado al comenzar a escribir una carta, así que se traduciría como "querida" y "honey" es básicamente usado entre parejas, su traducción literal es miel, mielcita, de forma cariñosa. Espero que entiendas !

A: Dear Dr. Smith is a way to address someone who has a phd and Dear Professor Smith is a way to address a college/university professor(who most likely has a phd). Both are fine. However if Smith has a phd, it's better to call him Dr. Smith.

A: There isn't really a difference between them, but Honey is more commonly used

A: They're both terms of endearment. Darling sounds more sweet and dear sounds more formal I think.

A: प्रिय

A: You can also say ‘Hello Dear’

A: Dear

A: You got it. This is correct

A: 不行, 要用 madam 來說女性的。

A: 親友じゃなくても使えます。
例えdear sir/madam, dear mr richard, dear mom.

普通に非公式な挨拶は「hi 名前」 「hello 名前」を使います。

A: If it's a formal letter:
Dear Dr. ○○○
Thank you so much for inviting me. It would be my pleasure to have lunch with you.
I will see you on Tuesday.
Is it alright if I come to the office?

Best Regards,
Ratareni

(I would write:
"Would you like me to come to the office?" or "Would you like me to meet you at the office?" instead.)

A: Thanks you so much for this good news. You really made my day, and I am so appreciative. I will call you and make a schedule.

You could also say "..and I really appreciate it"

A: Watch tv shows in english. Play video games in english. Listen to english songs. Your brain will adapt on it's own