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HUBLOT Posted 15 years ago
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Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce to you the CEO of Microsoft, Mr. Steve Ballmer.

Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce to you the CEO of Microsoft, Mr. Steve Ballmer.
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Have you said or heard "Ladies and gentlemen, I give you someone" to mean "Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce to you someone"?
  

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Hi, No. "Let me introduce" is the common utterance in this matter. Regards

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  • "Let me introduce" is the common utterance in this matter.
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Hi,

No. "Let me introduce" is the common utterance in this matter.

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Thank you, Regards.

Does "Ladies and gentlemen, I give you someone" sound formal?
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Hi,

It doesn't sound more formal to me. However, I prefer the first utterance.

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Thank you, Regards.
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