When a woman takes her husband's name in the traditional way, as in "Petőfi Sándorné", her female first name no longer forms part of her official name, yet this is the name she will be called by even after her wedding, in all but the most formal contexts. Thus, Hungarian radio speakers and others often resort to a compromise like "Kovács Jánosné, Juli néni" (Mrs. János Kovács, aunt Juli) to indicate how the woman should be called by others. ("Néni" and "bácsi", "aunt" and "uncle", are traditional polite forms to address older people, and, for children, to address all adults; it does not indicate a family relationship.)