ông bà anh chị em

Pronoun

 * 1)  brothers and sisters; you
 * 2) * 2010: Patrick Joseph McGrath, Diocese of San José in California
 * "vi"

- Trên hết, tôi đặc biệt tri ân qúy ông bà anh chị em, tất cả giáo dân trong 53 giáo xứ và họ lẻ trong giáo phận.

Usage notes
Vietnamese pronouns usually consist of very specific kinship terms that depend on gender, age, and social status, and traditionally the language lacks a generic second person pronoun equivalent to "you". In most formal settings, a speaker usually addresses an audience as "". However, in a Christian setting where an English speaker might say "", "" is used, especially if much older people may be present. If the audience consists of people of roughly the same age as the speaker or younger, "" is used instead.