what the phrase “your kind selves” mean?

also ” your good self “, is it kind of respect instead of using “you” like the french say ” vous ” instead of ” tu “

3 Answers

  • Barbara
    1 month ago

    Both “your kind selves” and “your good self” are flowery, old-fashioned terms of address that used to appear in business letters that were closed with, “I remain, your humble servant”, and went out of use in North American half-a-century ago.

  • Rose
    1 month ago

    It is an empty phrase which is slightly condescending.

    I think the French mean to be familiar with ‘tu’ and it is a sign of affection and kinship.

    The above phrase does not have those close connotations. It is aloof, like a pacifying pat on the head.

  • Anonymous
    1 month ago

    health

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