Thai people’s names are the same as those of Chinese people. They are also divided into two parts: surname and given name. However, the given name comes first and the surname comes last, such as Basong Chalumphong. Basong is the given name and Chalumphong is the first name. It's the last name. Unmarried women use their father's surname, and married women use their husband's surname. Oral honorifics, regardless of whether a man or a woman is called, generally call them by their first name instead of their surname, and add the title "Kun" (meaning you) before the name. For example, if you call it Basong Chalumpong, you can just call it Basong orally. It is customary for Thai people to have titles with their names.