The written abbreviation for "señora" in Spanish is Sra.
Senora should be spelled with a tilde over the n, so señora is the correct spelling.
If you are addressing a married woman use senora. If it is a child or an unmarried woman use senorita.
"La señora" is a Spanish term that translates to "the lady" or "the Mrs." It is commonly used to refer to a married woman or a woman of authority or respect.
That is not a Spanish word as far as I know.
"Tay" isn't a Spanish word. Perhaps you were referring to the abbreviation "TAY," which means Thinking About You.
Senora is Spanish and means a married woman. This is the equivalent to misses in the English language. The abbreviation for senora is Sra.
Hola, senora (AWlah, saynYORah) Buenos dias, senora (BWAYnoss THEE-ass, saynYORah) ('TH' as in 'the') (Tilde, the little wave, on the 'n' in written form of 'senora')
The abbreviation for "continued" in Spanish is "cntd." This abbreviation is often used in written texts to indicate that something continues or is ongoing.
Spanish for madam, or Mrs is Senora. Spanish for sir or Mr is Senor. Just in case you needed that too.
La senora mandona/autoritaria (tilde, ~, on the 'n' in 'senora')
"Senor" and "Senora" are some good spanish courtesies
muchacha, senorita, senora
That means "Hello pretty woman" in Spanish
Senora is abreviated "Sra"
A married woman is called a Senora.
The abbreviation for April in Spanish is "abr."
Querida Señora Rey.