How to Say "Yes, Madam" in French

Oui, madame

The English phrase "yes, madam" is translated into French as Oui, madame.

This phrase is used to say "yes, madam" in French.

Which one should you use?

Use Oui, monsieur if you are addressing a man instead of a woman.

Oui, madame is formal and is used to show respect to a woman.

While madame is used for married women, the term mademoiselle was historically used for unmarried women, though its official use in French administration has been phased out to promote gender equality.
The word madame literally translates to 'my lady' in Old French, stemming from the combination of 'ma' (my) and 'dame' (lady).
Using oui, madame without the title in a professional service environment, such as a hotel or restaurant, can be perceived as surprisingly blunt or rude in France.

Oui, Madame. Le restaurant se trouve au premier étage.
Yes, Madam. The restaurant is located on the first floor.
Oui, Madame Marie, j'adore la cuisine italienne.
Yes, Madam Marie, I love Italian cuisine.
Oui, madame, je comprends.
Yes, madam, I understand.
Oui, madame, c'est prêt.
Yes, madam, it is ready.
Oui, madame, je vous apporte cela.
Yes, madam, I will bring that to you.

Hugo is helping a woman with her bags at a hotel.

Chloé

Pouvez-vous m'aider avec mes valises ?
Can you help me with my suitcases?
Hugo

Oui, madame, je m'en occupe.
Yes, madam, I will take care of it.
Chloé

C'est très gentil à vous.
That is very kind of you.
Hugo

Je vous en prie, madame.
You are welcome, madam.

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