ASHLEY: Good evening, Msr. Blaine.BLAINE: Good evening, Msr. Ashley.
ASHLEY: Good evening, Msr. Blaine.
BLAINE: Good evening, Msr. Ashley.
Is this typo? I’ve never heard of “Msr.” however it is used twice as if it is not typo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender-neutral_title#Other_titles
I read it as “Messr” as in
“Messrs Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and ProngsPurveyors of Aids to Magical Mischief-Makersare proud to presentTHE MARAUDER’S MAP”
Thanks for the reply! but I still want to know more; I am confused with that Internet says it is the plural form of “Mr.”, which isn’t the case here.
My guess is that “Msr.” was intended as an abbreviation for monsieur (French for mister), in ignorance of the fact that the standard abbreviation is actually just M.
Is this typo? I’ve never heard of “Msr.” however it is used twice as if it is not typo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender-neutral_title#Other_titles
I read it as “Messr” as in
Thanks for the reply! but I still want to know more; I am confused with that Internet says it is the plural form of “Mr.”, which isn’t the case here.
My guess is that “Msr.” was intended as an abbreviation for monsieur (French for mister), in ignorance of the fact that the standard abbreviation is actually just M.