How do you say miss Herman in Chinese?

There are a few ways to say "Miss Herman" in Chinese, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* 赫曼女士 (Hè mán nǚ shì): This is the most formal way to address Miss Herman. It literally translates to "Miss Herman."

* 赫曼小姐 (Hè mán xiǎo jiě): This is another formal option, translating to "Miss Herman" but slightly less formal than "女士 (nǚ shì)."

Informal:

* 赫曼 (Hè mán): This is the simplest and most informal way to refer to Miss Herman. It is best used only when you are familiar with her or in casual settings.

* 赫曼老师 (Hè mán lǎo shī): If Miss Herman is a teacher, you can use this, which means "Miss Herman, teacher."

Note: When addressing Miss Herman directly, it's polite to use "您 (nín)" before her name, making it:

* 赫曼女士，您... (Hè mán nǚ shì, nín...)

* 赫曼小姐，您... (Hè mán xiǎo jiě, nín...)

Also, remember that Chinese names are written with the family name first and then the given name, so "Herman" would be the family name in this case.

It's always best to ask how Miss Herman prefers to be addressed if you are unsure.