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.

"Madame," often abbreviated as "Mme," is the French equivalent of "Mrs." It's used to address a married woman, respecting her marital status. This term is steeped in French tradition and is often used in formal and diplomatic contexts. Example: Madame Brigitte Macron, the wife of the French President.

Adverb. à la maison. at home (at one's home) home (towards home)

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