How do you address a Count and Countess?

Question

How do you address a Count and Countess?

Answer 1

Here in the USA its "hey you".

Answer 2

Your Excellency.

Answer 3

You would verbally address them as "My Lord," or "Madam." They would be introduced as  "The Count/Countess of ---"or "The Right Honorable Count/Countess of---," the last forms being used also to address mail sent to them.

Also of note: in the UK, a "count "is an" earl" who would be verbally addressed as "My Lord," introduced as "The Earl of---," or "The Right Honorable Earl of---." The feminine form is still  "countess".

Answer 4

It's "My Lord or Lord X" and "My Lady or Lady X" not "Your Excellency". Excellency is a honorific style given to certain members of an organization or state such as

- Presidents

- Governors-General

- Other Governors

- Prime Ministers

-Foreign ambassadors

- Roman Catholic Archbishops and Bishops (except if

Cardinal, then replaced by Your Eminence).

Answer 5

My Lord and My Lady.

Answer 6

I believe it is your excellencies.

Answer 7

Count(insert name), just like a lady would be Lady (insert name).