Formal titles.
No. A person can use "Mr" or "Mrs" or any variation of these, such as "Miss" in the first person. For example, "Hello, I'm Mrs Jones."
Mr yin and Mrs yang
Unlike a dot which is placed in honorary titles like Mr. and Mrs., a dot is NEVER placed or added after shri (श्री)
Just by Mr & Mrs , or by their professional titles , if any.
PHD, DR and other earned identifiers are called "Titles". Mr and Mrs are Honorific titles.
Mr and Mrs
Parallels can be drawn between the English "Mr." and the french "Monsieur" (lit. "my sir"). One did not necessarily spring from the other, but they probably have the same Latin root. Mrs. may have developed from Mr., or from a similar Latin trend.
mr and mrs smith is the only one i can think of but check out google.com for more
After all titles for example: Mr. Mrs. Dr. Rev. Ms.,etc.
"Mr" in Yoruba language can be translated as "Baba."
Mr and Mrs is correct or Mrs and Mr is correct