Examples of using "Señora" in a sentence and their english translations:
Come here, lady.
Yes, mistress.
May I help you ma'am?
Did you lose anything, miss?
Do you know this woman?
This woman is a doctor.
Morning, Mrs. Virtanen.
Is she Japanese?
Please sit down, madam.
This lady would have another baby, or another lady - "Who is it?"
Miss Kanda can swim well.
My teacher is Mrs. Li.
Mrs. Crouch, do you have a job?
How do you do, Mrs. Jones?
That lady is very good looking.
This is Ms. Müller.
This is Miss Curtis.
- I do not know this lady.
- I do not know that lady.
- I don't know that lady.
- I do not know that lady.
- I don't know that lady.
Miss Kanda can swim well.
"There's this lady, and she talked to us about
"Good afternoon, sir." "Good morning, ma'am."
Mrs. Hughes, this is Peter Brown.
He is married to an American lady.
Miss Kanda can swim well.
Miss Kanda can swim well.
I want to ask you something, Ms. Ionescu.
- I do not know this lady.
- I don't know this lady.
Miss Kanda runs very fast.
Mrs. Ionescu, I'd like to ask you something.
He said hello to the woman.
How many maids does that lady want to employ?
Mrs. Wood cooks very well.
My teacher is Mrs. Li.
Can I visit Madame Tussauds?
Do you take any anti-inflammatory medicine, Lady Isilda?
That woman over there is my mother.
He said, "Lady, that is my seat!"
People now tend to call her "Ma'am,"
Mrs. Wood was a very good cook.
Is Miss Smith an English teacher?
Men's and women's hats for sale.
This woman is more than eighty years old.
That lady is more than eighty years old.
Do you know how old Miss Nakano is?
- No, I don't understand Mrs. Kunze.
- No, I don't understand Ms. Kunze.
Is Miss Smith an English teacher?
Who's the woman with the red hat?
Mrs. Lee is a great talker.
I saw a lady walking three dogs.
- "Yes, all right," says Mrs. Lee.
- "Yes. I understand," says Mrs. Lee.
- Mrs. Ionescu, I'd like to ask you something.
- I want to ask you something, Ms. Ionescu.
That short woman over there is my mother.
you can the lady in the flower shop,
Or this lady here, Jean Calmet.
or an old lady trying to cross the road:
Ms. Brown seems to be an actress.
Mrs. Smith is our English teacher.
Miss Klein gives a test every Friday.
That lady looked at you funny when you said that.
Mrs. Wood was very good at cooking.
Didn't madam Rodriguez want to see my essay?
The cleaning lady interrupted the conversation.
There is a lady downstairs who wants to speak to you.
You shouldn't ask a woman her age.
That short woman over there is my mother.
Ah, this grandmother has smoked ten cigarettes a day.
Mrs. Smith is actively engaged in volunteer work.