mademoiselle:
(short form: ‘Mlle’; plural: ‘mademoiselles‘ — pronunciation: the same sound as in singular or with an additional ‘z’ sound — for the right pronunciation of their word, please click here & and listen to the pronunciation of its plural form, please click here)
a French girl or unmarried woman,
a mademoiselle
Young Pedro was so excited to see and talk to a beautiful mademoiselle at the club that he threw a party to his friends.
Not only the French but also some of the other nationalities love to use the word ‘mademoiselle’ because, they believe, it sounds attractive and gives a sort of dignity to the speaker!
As the gender discrimination has reached its height, several governments removed the words related to an unmarried woman, for instance, the Germans banned the word ‘Fräullein’; the Spanish did away with ‘Señorita’; the English discontinued the word ‘Miss’, and now the French barred the word ‘mademoiselle’ from using it in the government forms.
Mademoiselle perfume
