What does Seño mean?
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In Guatemala female teachers were not addressed as Señora or Señorita, but Seño. I assumed that meant Ms. Is that correct?
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updated Oct 11, 2011
posted by hstainer
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Correct. "Seño", as far as I know, is only used with female grade teachers. It's short for "Señorita", and it is used in exactly the same way as "Ms." or "Missus" is used in some English speaking countries to address teachers.
updated Oct 11, 2011
posted by Gekkosan
Thanks, Gekko! - --Mariana--, Oct 11, 2011
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Hi,
In México we use "Seño" or "Señito" as affective and very informal way to say "señora"
updated Oct 11, 2011
posted by darrenup
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It's just short for "Señora", colloquial, it's not exactly a correct way of speaking but it is used by some people. Young people specially.
updated Oct 11, 2011
posted by rpem
