"李小姐是我们的经理。"

Translation: Miss Li is our manager.

[rollrollrun]

Ms Li should be acceptable

[KX3.]

Yes, it is now.

[RemieSmith]

Ms., the proper way to type the abbreviated form, is rejected still.

[Mamushi72sai]

Warning! I've heard that 小姐 means prostitute more than "miss" in modern Chinese.

[CinnamonTe1]

I still see 小姐 being used formally on modern TV shows filmed in China. Perhaps it depends on how and where it is used. Is there still a risk of it meaning prostitute when used with a proper surname, such as 李小姐, or is there only a risk when using 小姐 on its own?

[mam1025]

Shouldn't it be 李女士?

[1jamesk]

Ive been marked wrong THREE times for typing exactly the right answer. Only thing missing is the period...

[1jamesk]

Ana again, even with the period my answer is being marked wrong.....it matches correct answer, so I am confused what the issue is. Also, can't move past this because my answer is never "correct "

[Chad890851]

Ms.Li is our manager should be accepted

[NZahraLove]

I wanted to finish the exercise, but it went away due to the no sound button being too sensitive

[Mason_Kelsey]

So what is the correct title to use with a woman that you don't know her marital status? Chinese characters that cannot be confused with Miss.