You should call a married woman "Mrs." followed by her last name, as explained in the provided reference.
Formal Titles for Women
The video reference titled "Miss Mrs. Ms. - YouTube" clarifies the use of formal titles for women. Here's a breakdown:
- Miss: This title is used for a woman who is single or unmarried.
- Mrs.: This title is used for a woman who is married.
- Ms.: This is a more general title that does not specify marital status, and can be used if you are unsure of a woman's marital status or if she prefers it.
| Title | Marital Status |
|---|---|
| Miss | Single/Unmarried |
| Mrs. | Married |
| Ms. | Any or Unknown |
Practical Application
When addressing a married woman:
- Use "Mrs." followed by her last name.
- For example, if a woman named Sarah Jones is married, you would address her as Mrs. Jones.
Considerations
- While "Mrs." is the traditional title for married women, some women may prefer to be addressed as "Ms." even when married.
- When unsure of preference, it is always respectful to ask how a woman prefers to be addressed.
- When formally addressing someone in writing, it is acceptable to use the formal title (e.g., Mrs.).
In summary, the appropriate way to call a married woman, according to the provided video reference, is "Mrs." followed by her last name.
