Hey,
I read that "Madame est servie" expression is translated to "Madam you are served" but, would like to know more details. Is it common in restaurants only for example? is it formal? is it meant Madam as "Mrs"? or does it work for both "Miss" and "Mrs"?
Also, how common is it?
Thank You
I read that "Madame est servie" expression is translated to "Madam you are served" but, would like to know more details. Is it common in restaurants only for example? is it formal? is it meant Madam as "Mrs"? or does it work for both "Miss" and "Mrs"?
Also, how common is it?
Thank You