How do you say "Ms." in Spanish?

Question

In English, it's used as a more appropriate title for women (married or unmarried). So how would it translate to Spanish?

Answer 1

Spanish doesn't have a translation for that.



You write either "Sra" for a married woman or "Srita" for a single woman. In doubt, I'd write "Sra".



It's better to call an unmarried woman 'Mrs" than to call a married woman "miss".

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Answer 2

Señorita

Answer 3

Señorita

Answer 4

In English we have ...Miss, Ms. and Mrs.



I don't think there is a Spanish equivalent for Ms.

Answer 5

Señorita = Ms. ( if she is young)

Señora = Mrs. ( If she is old or married)

Señor = Mr. ( if he is older than you by like 25 years)

Answer 6

There is not a translation in Spanish



Mrs. - Señora (Sra)

Miss - Señorita (Srita)

Answer 7

SeÑora!! the Ñ=sounds like yo!

Answer 8

Ms. - Señorita.

Mrs. - Señora

Mr. - Señor

Answer 9

Señora

Miss= Señorita



Hope it helps =P

Answer 10

"Señorita" or "Señora"