How do you say Mrs in Swahili?

There isn't a direct translation of "Mrs." in Swahili. The way you address someone depends on their relationship to you and their marital status.

Here are some options:

* For a married woman, you can use:

* Bibi: This is a general term of respect for a woman, similar to "madam" in English.

* Mama: This means "mother," and while it can be used for anyone older, it's often used for a married woman.

* Mke: This means "wife," but it is not usually used as a form of address.

* If you know her name, you can use:

* Bi. [Name]: "Bi." is the abbreviation for "Bibi" and is used before a woman's name.

* Mama [Name]: This is similar to "Mrs. [Name]" in English.

Example:

* Bi. Mgeni: This translates to "Mrs. Mgeni"

* Mama Mgeni: This translates to "Mrs. Mgeni" (but might be more casual)

* Bibi: This would be used if you don't know her name.

It's best to observe how others address married women in the context you're in. You can also ask someone you trust for guidance.