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What Does Señora Mean in Spanish

What Does Señora Mean in Spanish

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What Does Señora Mean in Spanish

How do you say señora in Spanish?

This word is translated in the English language as: Mrs.

Vocabulary:

Mrs – señora, lady

Miss – señorita

Mr – señor, gentleman

Sra = señora

Sr = señor

Conversation:

Marta: Pedro, ¿dónde está la señora Alicia? | Pedro, where is Mrs. Alicia?

Pedro: Ella está aquí | She is here

Sentences with the word señora in Spanish

Cuando tropecé en la calle me ayudó una señora muy amable..–When I stumbled on the street a very kind lady helped me..
La señora Teresa está en una reunión.–Mrs. Teresa is in a meeting.
Por favor, señora pase a la consulta.–Please, ma’am, come to the consultation.
Fuimos a visitar a la señora directora.–We went to visit the headmistress.
La señora no vendrá a comer.–The lady will not come to eat.
¡Qué señora más culta!–What a cultured lady!
Es toda una señora.–She is quite a lady.
Mi jefe vino a la cena acompañado de su señora.–My boss came to dinner accompanied by his wife.
Vive en una señora casa.–She lives in a house lady.
La señora tiene la palabra.–The lady has the floor.
Esa señora vive en España.–That lady lives in Spain.
ÉL va a salir con la señora a las afueras de la ciudad.–HE is going out with the lady on the outskirts of the city.
Pedro ama mucho a su señora.–Pedro loves his wife very much.
Esa señora trabaja como camarera.–That lady works as a waitress.
La señora nos ha mandado deberes para mañana.–The lady has sent us homework for tomorrow.
Es una señora maestra.–She is a lady teacher.
¡Qué señora más fina!–What a fine lady!
Buenos días, señora.–Good morning, ma’am.
Lo mejor sería que hables con la señora.–You’d better talk to the lady.
Esa señora está su despacho.–That lady is in her office.
Viene con un abrigo de pieles como toda una señora.–She comes in a fur coat like a lady.
Es una digna señora.–She is a worthy lady.
¿Qué es lo que hace la señora?–What is the lady doing?
Te voy a presentar a la señora.–I’ll introduce you to the lady.
Ella es la señora de la casa.–She is the lady of the house.
¿Cómo se encuentra la señora?–How is the lady?
¿Está la señora allí?–Is the lady there?
No se lo digas a la señora.–Don’t tell the lady.
¿Quién es esa señora?–Who is that lady?
Yo estoy esperando por la señora.–I am waiting for the lady.

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