maila that kind of language was only common for royal family friends but thesedays it's seeping in to the rest of the society. Personally I don't believe it's a good thing to have another separation of a higher form of you in our daily interactions. Think about a scenario: Family A doesn't use hajur sajur. Family B uses hajur sajur aisyosh gaisyosh When person from family A and family B works for person C. Person C can relatively feel that person from family B is honoring him more because of the use of hajur sajur while person from family A calls him tapain. This very aspect creates a CHAMCHAGIRI system in the work place, education and everywhere in the society. So there is no need to bring this into our language mainstream. Let us be proficient in our use of ta, timi and tapain and take that hajur sajur chamchagiri language out of our society.