How to Say ‘Mrs. Smith’ in Simplified Chinese
Smith 夫人
Smith fū rén
[foo ren]
🇨🇳 In China: 夫人 is more formal than 女士 and often sounds like "Madam" or "Mrs." in a fairly respectful setting. In everyday modern speech, 女士 is usually the safer default.
Phrase Breakdown
夫人
fū rén
[foo ren]
Mrs.; wife; madam
A formal title for addressing a married woman.
张夫人，请问你好吗？
Mrs. Zhang, may I ask how are you?
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