What is the German phrase 'frau und herr' in English?

Answer 1

The German word for woman or wife.Also a German courtesy title or form of address for an adult woman.

Frau Schmidt = Mrs. Schmidt

Frau would be woman and Ehefrau is the 'wife'

[Technically true, but in normal conversation husband and wife are referred to as "Mann und Frau." I would never, for example at a perfume shop, say that "Das Parfum ist für meine Ehefrau." This would imply that I have some other kind of Frau that I could be giving gifts to as well. When introducing yourself as a couple you would never say "Das ist meine Ehefrau."]

Answer 2

No, 'Frau' isn't a German word for 'Mr'. Instead, it's German for 'Mrs'.

Answer 3

Mrs and Mr are English equivalents of 'frau' and 'herr'.

Answer 4

Literally, it means "woman" but is usually used in address. In German: "Frau Klein", in English "Mrs. Klein".

Answer 5

Mrs and Mr are English equivalents of 'frau und herr'.

Answer 6

Frau - woman, wife, Mrs.

Fräulein - diminutive of woman (little woman), Miss (dated)

Answer 7

Mrs.