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Ämne: Re: it's about manners. You are supposed to use someone's name when referring to them in a conversation with someone else.
Pedro Martínez: I fail to see the relevance. The point was that it is rude to refer to someone as "she" when that person is in the room, as if they are not there. As this "she" is presumably the lady who has died, she is not in a position to object.