"What's the plural of monsieur?"
The plural of monsieur is messieurs.
Definition of monsieur:
Monsieur is a French term used to address or refer to a man, typically as a sign of respect or formality. It is equivalent to 'Mr.' in English. Monsieur is commonly used before a person's surname or full name. It is a courteous way of addressing someone in formal or professional settings. The plural form of monsieur is messieurs, which is used when addressing or referring to multiple men in a respectful manner.
Plural of Monsieur Example Sentences
- Single Examples:
- Monsieur Dupont greeted the guests with a warm smile.
- She addressed the letter to Monsieur Pierre Leclerc.
- The professor, Monsieur Martin, gave an engaging lecture on French literature.
- Plural Examples:
- The conference attendees, Messieurs Dupont and Lefebvre, discussed the latest research findings.
- They were welcomed by a group of distinguished messieurs at the formal event.
- The committee invited several messieurs from the industry to share their expertise.
