It's MY honor

Do you say "it's an honor to speak to you" more often than
"It's my honor to speak to you?"

Does "my honor" sounds strange to you?

thanks.

Yes, it sounds strange.

Don't know why, "my honor" just sounds strange.

My honour, sounds much better, looks better :P

"my honour" is only a spelling difference you moron.

Not really, its pronounced differently. It also looks better: P

No, it isn't pronounced differently. Are you French, I wonder?

<<No, it isn't pronounced differently. Are you French, I wonder?>>

No my lootenant, or? should it be: no my leftenant? only a spelling difference innit? :P

<<Does "my honor" sounds strange to you? >>

No, it sounds just fine Lee. (some humour is vital damnit, no offence, ok?)

You're rather incoherent. I'm not sure what you're trying to say.

<<You're rather incoherent.>>

Surely you meant Coherent? all my inputs were relevant and not meant to be snide.

<<I'm not sure what you're trying to say.>>

Show on the differences in spelling and pronunciation, would that qualify?

Lee: In that context, you would have to say, "It's an honor to speak to you." "It's my honor to speak to you" sounds unnatural. (But regardless, that's a very formal sentence that wouldn't pop up in conversation.)

In this country Honor is a female first name. It's an honour to inform you of this. Both are pronounced exactly the same....the "h" is as silent as the tomb.