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| I have two questions to ask. When refering to a person can we correctly say The Honourable Mr ....? And what is the correct salutation (in letters) for a person addressed The Honourable (Mr)...? Thank you. |
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| The term "Honorable" is usually reserved for people like ambassadors. For most people it is sufficient to say "Mister". 8) |
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| 'Honourable' is not used for ordinary people in British English. We use it for members of parliament, who call each other 'my honourable friend' when speaking in the British parliament. |
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