Additional Details me and my friend have this thing with funny words like ,hornking weasel, borg shnargl, nuking futs, things like that :) can you help ?:) PLEASE...
I mean from your home when they have come to sell to you. Not because you're a newsagent and one of your customers happens to be a door to door salesman. Additional Details Yes, E...
lilharibo
Madam or Madame???
When addressing a letter is it Sir/Madame or Sir/Madam? With or without the e???
if you use it to address to a lady as a Madame, it sounds to me a bit like she is Landlady or the 'Madame' of a brothel
it's more like a woman who manages some public house or something like that...(maybe I am wrong)
Bumble
It's without the 'e' - with the 'e' is the french spelling and all they did was invent the word!
k9counsellor
In English Madam, in French Madame.
Had this question and problem when working a few years ago!
zanthus
without the e
bibsian
this is a tricky one nowadays
some women go mad if you call them madam , or miss , or mrs
i got a letter back from a job application that i had put madam on and they replied
" i dont work with prostitutes " my title is ms
the safest way is to address it to
" to whom it may concern "
all the best
Ian
royal navy wren
its without the 'e'.
Lynsey m
without an e it's Dear Sir/Madam
alex s
Dear Sir or Madam, without the e
Beautiful Mary
In English, Madam is a courteous way of addressing a married woman
Madame is French
When addressing a letter please use Dear Sir/Madam
Bone
Definetly without.
Christine M
Without the e. Madame is pronounced differently, with the accent on the DAM. i.e. madam is MADam, madame is maDAM. Get it?
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