French and German in particular have an interesting feature that you can use the plural form of you when talking to a single person to convey extra respect.
That's definitely true in French (using vous instead of tu to convey extra respect), but that's somewhat inaccurate in German, where the "respectful" form of du is, as far as I can tell, Sie, which is more like the German for "they" (and also for "she" *). But I'll leave it to German native-speaking monks to confirm and elaborate further if needed.

Update: * But the verb is conjugated at the 3rd person plural, so it appears it's really "they," not "she."

In reply to Re^2: Moose in a module created with h2xs by Laurent_R
in thread Moose in a module created with h2xs by rpaskudniak

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