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What is the correct way to address an envelop to a male child?
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∙ 14y ago
master I was told to use the title "Master". For example if the child's name is Chris Brown, you say "Master Brown" or "Master Chris Brown".
Nowadays this may be considered archaic and overly formal; I don't think anyone would complain if you just put the child's name on the envelope; you can use "Mr." as well.
Examples: Chris Brown, Mr. Chris Brown
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