Time Chaser - I would go in katakana MR. タイム チェーサー (as in タイムマシーン), kanji will look silly and not cool (I cannot believe I am actually saying this...)
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Originally Posted by orgist
And please also tell me what is the style of a Japanese news reporter? I mean how he says good morning and what he says at last (good bye or something) and when the news reporter talks to a person in interview then what suffix he will use (-san or -sama or -shi)? and in formal talking wether the reporter will use to call the person by his name or surname? Please reply ASAP
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I agree with Kyle here, that we need a context. On TV they say おはようございます & おつかれさまでした. Japanese rarely go personal, and they address people in 3rd person (by name, if they know it, if not there are other ways to do it). 様 is a polite way (official), さん is also polite but used while addressing people you know as well (even of the same age). Both postfixes come after the name of the person they are adressing. If you talk to a crowd, you say 皆様.