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Edit - if you're talking about addressing a letter to two men - it's 'Messieurs'. For example - Messieurs Smith and Jones. --Snakester1962 (Supervisor)
Re-Edit-- Mssrs. is an acronym for Messieurs and is acceptable in print... but that doesn't mean most people will understand you. "Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones" would be more readily understood.
Example using Smith as last name of both men:Dear Messrs. Smith,orDear Mssrs. SmithMessrs. and Mssrs. are both the plural of Mr. and either one is correct.
There is no English abbreviation for "Misters." In formal writing, you can use "Mssrs." This is actually an abbreviation of the French word "messieurs." November 26, 2007: The English abbreviation for the plural of "Misters" is Messrs. If "Mssrs." is an abbreviation, it is in some language other than English.
The answer is Mssrs. It stands for "Monsieurs" or "Misters" in French. Also Messrs used in English (UK) legal terms.
Messrs. See Related links below this box.
Yes. It is spelled Mssrs.
If she did, maybe I have a chance at a kiss from her after all..! -Sorry, Mssrs. Black, and Prinze...~Mr. Black married Tanya Haden in March 2006; so for her sake, if he did, I hope it was before that.~She married Freddie Prinze, Jr. in September of 2002, and has a black belt in Taekwando.See the related links listed below for more information:
One option I know of would be to address the envelope to one man, in care of the other. "C/O" in the address line stands for "In Care Of".Example (To Address):John DoeC/O Joe Public123 Side StreetSomewhere, USA 12345If they're both at the same address: Mssrs. J. Smith and T. Jones 4200 Seventh Avenue San Itarie, ND 56789 If they're at different addresses, each one should get his own copy of the letter, but each one should know that the letter also went to the other one. At the bottom of the letter to Mr. Smith, below your signature, put this: cc: Mr. T. Jones That tells Mr. Smith that Mr. Jones received the same identical letter.
Mr Tickle Mr Greedy Mr Happy Mr Nosey Mr Sneeze Mr Bump Mr Snow Mr Messy Mr Topsy - Turvy Mr Silly Mr Uppity Mr Small Mr Daydream Mr Forgetful Mr Jelly Mr Noisy Mr Lazy Mr Funny Mr Mean Mr Chatterbox Mr Fussy Mr Bounce Mr Muddle Mr Dizzy Mr Impossible Mr Strong Mr Grumpy Mr Clumsy Mr Quiet Mr Rush Mr Tall Mr Worry Mr Nonsense Mr Wrong Mr Skinny Mr Mischief Mr Clever Mr Busy Mr Slow Mr Brave Mr Grumble Mr Perfect Mr Cheerful Mr Cool Mr Rude Mr Good Mr Christmas Mr Cheeky Mr Birthday
Mr Funny, Mr Bump, Mr Bounce, Mr Muddle ,Mr Wrong or Mr Cheerful
Each book is £2.50 (UK money) in Wilkinsons (the home store) they are £1.79. 1. Mr Tickle 2. Mr Greedy 3. Mr Happy 4. Mr Nosey 5. Mr Sneeze 6. Mr Bump 7. Mr Snow 8. Mr Messy 9. Mr Topsy-Turvy 10. Mr Silly 11. Mr Uppity 12. Mr Small 13. Mr Daydream 14. Mr Forgetful 15. Mr Jelly 16. Mr Noisy 17. Mr Lazy 18. Mr Funny 19. Mr Mean 20. Mr Chatterbox 21. Mr Fussy 22. Mr Bounce 23. Mr Muddle 24. Mr Dizzy 25. Mr Impossible 26. Mr Strong 27. Mr Grumpy 28. Mr Clumsy 29. Mr Quiet 30. Mr Rush 31. Mr Tall 32. Mr Worry 33. Mr Nonsense 34. Mr Wrong 35. Mr Skinny 36. Mr Mischeif 37. Mr Clever 38. Mr Busy 39. Mr Slow 40. Mr Brave 41. Mr Grumble 42. Mr Perfect 43. Mr Cheerful 44. Mr Cool 45. Mr Rude 46. Mr Good
Mr and Mrs
Mr F. is Mr F. was created in 1961.