How to Say ‘Mrs García’ in Spain Spanish
Señora García
seh-NYOH-rah gar-SEE-ah
[seh-NYOH-rah gar-SEE-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: señora takes la when you talk about her, as in la señora García, but drops it when you speak to her directly. Same with el señor López and Gracias, señor López.
Phrase Breakdown
Señora
[seh-NYOH-rah]
Mrs / Ms
Polite title for a woman, used before her surname.
Buenos días, señora Ruiz.
Good morning, Mrs Ruiz.
García
[gar-SEE-ah]
García
A very common Spanish surname.
El señor García es mi jefe.
Mr. García is my boss.
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