[Grammar] honour to or for me

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Good morning,
is it correct to say either "It is a real honour to me..." or "It is a real honour....for me" or both? :oops:
Tank you for your help,
Luigi
 
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Yes, in that sense. Only 'for' works in the original.
 
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