Multiple choice general knowledge foreign languages

How do you say 'lady' in French?

  1. Mademoiselle

  2. Monssieur

  3. Madame

  4. none
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Explanation

The French word 'Mademoiselle' historically refers to an unmarried woman and can translate to 'lady' in certain contexts. 'Madame' refers to a married woman (Mrs.), while 'Monsieur' means Mr. Modern French increasingly uses 'Madame' as the default term for adult women regardless of marital status, making 'Mademoiselle' somewhat traditional.

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