mademoiselle in Japanese
mademoiselle in Japanese is マドモアゼル — mademoiselle means a polite title for an unmarried woman or young girl, especially in France.
mademoiselle in Japanese
マドモアゼル
Pronounced: madomoazeru
Courtesy title for an unmarried woman in France or a French-speaking country.
What does "mademoiselle" mean?
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noun A polite title for an unmarried woman or young girl, especially in France.
"The waiter greeted her with "Bonjour, mademoiselle.""
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mademoiselle in a sentence
- The waiter greeted her with "Bonjour, mademoiselle."
- She was addressed as mademoiselle throughout her stay in Paris.
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What is "mademoiselle" in Japanese?
"mademoiselle" in Japanese is マドモアゼル. mademoiselle means: A polite title for an unmarried woman or young girl, especially in France.
How do you pronounce マドモアゼル?
"mademoiselle" in Japanese is マドモアゼル, pronounced "madomoazeru".
How do you use "mademoiselle" in a sentence?
Example: "The waiter greeted her with "Bonjour, mademoiselle."" In Japanese, "mademoiselle" is マドモアゼル.
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