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How to Say ‘Mrs. Rossi’ in Italian

Signora Rossi

see-NYOH-rah ROHS-see

[see-NYOH-rah ROHS-see]

🇮🇹 In Italy: Italian women usually keep their own surname after marriage. Signora Rossi may not share a last name with her husband, so check the name on the doorbell or mailbox.

Phrase Breakdown

Signora

[see-NYOH-rah]

Mrs.

Title used before a married or older woman's surname.

Example

Buonasera, signora Bianchi.

Good evening, Mrs. Bianchi.

Rossi

[ROHS-see]

Rossi

A very common Italian surname.

Example

La famiglia Rossi è gentile.

The Rossi family is kind.

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