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Does a MBE refered to as sir?

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Does a MBE refered to as sir?

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  1. That person is a member of the British Empire.  Knighthood in when the Queen touches the  person on each shoulder with a ceremonial sword. The  othermajor award is the Order of the British Empire(OBE) or some call it Other  Buggers Efforts. A  male knight is  a "sir." But a female is a Dame.


  2. An MBE is referred to as Sir when he is also a knight or a baronet.

  3. nope.. that's a knighthood

  4. No, that is a Knighthood.

  5. Good God no! Sir refers to a Knighthood (but not an honorary nighthood) and are given to important people whereas MBE's are given to Lollipop ladies and the ilk.

  6. no

    whatever their name is with letters after the name

    ie. Mr John Smith MBE (Member of the British Empire)

  7. No     a Sir is the holder of a knighthood.

  8. No, MBE is Member of The British Empire. You need to be knighted to be a "Sir."
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