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- Signor vs Signore - WordReference ForumsExactly. Signor(e) may either mean Mr. or sir in English, depending on the context. e.g. "Come sta, signore?" "Il signore desidera?" "Il Signor Rossi è al telefono." But note the apocope may occur in other circumstances as well, as in: "Signor sì, signore!" (="sir, yes sir!") Rye
- Signer or signatory? - WordReference ForumsContext: legal writing. Question: May I know how should I address the person who signs a legal document or commercial contract? For examples, parties to a commercial contract, a petitioner who swears in a written affirmation, a person who needs to sign a marriage certificate, etc. Can I...
- Signor, signora, signorina abbreviations - WordReference ForumsCiao: I need to compose a bussiness letter, can anyone please let me know how to abbreviate Signor, Signora, Signorina in Italian. I tried Sig. for Signor Sigra. Signora Signa. Signorina I appreciate your advise. Thank you.
- What is the feminine of a signor? - AnswersSignora is a feminine form of 'Signor'. It's a feminine gender noun that means 'Madam, Ma'am, lady'. Its masculine equivalent, 'Signor', means 'Sir, gentleman'.
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