How to Say ‘Mrs. Smith’ in French
Madame Smith
mah-dahm
[mah-dahm]
🇫🇷 In France: In modern French, Madame is the standard polite title for an adult woman. Mademoiselle has largely fallen out of official use.
Phrase Breakdown
Madame
[mah-dahm]
Mrs.
Formal title for a married or adult woman.
C'est Madame Leroy, notre enseignante.
This is Mrs. Leroy, our teacher.
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