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Debpriya De Posted 16 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
Mses
How is "Mses" or "Mss" pronounced ?
Is it like "Mrs." ?
Is it like "Mrs." ?
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Hi, How is "Mses" or "Mss" pronounced ? Neither of these is correct spelling. It's Ms.
- Hi, How is "Mses" or "Mss" pronounced ?
- Neither of these is correct spelling.
- It's Ms.
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- No.
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Hi,
How is "Mses" or "Mss" pronounced ? Neither of these is correct spelling. It's Ms.
Is it like "Mrs." ? No.
Pronounce the last part to rhyme with 'fizz'.
Clive
How is "Mses" or "Mss" pronounced ? Neither of these is correct spelling. It's Ms.
Is it like "Mrs." ? No.
Pronounce the last part to rhyme with 'fizz'.
Clive
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I wanted to know about the plural of "Ms.", which is "Mses." or "Mss."
How do we pronounce the plural ?
How do we pronounce the plural ?
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Hi,
Oh, I see.
I'd say it as 'mizzizz', again like the last part of 'fizz'.
But I don't think I've ever seen this written or heard it said.
In what kind of context would you want to use this term?
Clive
Oh, I see.
I'd say it as 'mizzizz', again like the last part of 'fizz'.
But I don't think I've ever seen this written or heard it said.
In what kind of context would you want to use this term?
Clive
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Hi,
It sounds like a business letter, so I'll assume that.
In my experience, business letters are usually not addressed to more than one person. More common are three separate letters, or the use of CC to provide copies to the other two people.
One reason is that, if you are asking for some kind of response or action, you are often obliging the three
It sounds like a business letter, so I'll assume that.
In my experience, business letters are usually not addressed to more than one person. More common are three separate letters, or the use of CC to provide copies to the other two people.
One reason is that, if you are asking for some kind of response or action, you are often obliging the three
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@Clive: Are you saying that "mss" or "mses" cannot be used like "messrs" as salutation for multiple recipients ?
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Hi,
Are you saying that "mss" or "mses" cannot be used like "messrs" as salutation for multiple recipients?
I'm saying that I wouldn't, and I've never seen it done. You can, of course, do what you wish.
Are you saying that "mss" or "mses" cannot be used like "messrs" as salutation for multiple recipients?
I'm saying that I wouldn't, and I've never seen it done. You can, of course, do what you wish.
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