❋ Conclusion. The titles Madame and Mademoiselle are both used to address women in French, but they have different meanings and usage. Madame is used to address a woman who is married or a woman over the age of 18, while Mademoiselle is used to address a young woman who is not married or a single woman of any age.

If you refer to one house it's maison, not maisons, and vice versa. What is the difference between “la” and “le” in French? La maison is French for "the house". Whereas Le Foyer just means the ante room or entry room as it does in English, "the foyer".

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