IPA: /sɛnˈjɔr/
KK: /sɛnˈjɔr/
A man from Spain or a Spanish-speaking country.
The senor at the restaurant was very polite and helpful.
**Senor** → The word 'senor' comes from Spanish 'señor', which is derived from Latin 'senior' (meaning older or elder). It is used as a title of respect for a man, equivalent to 'mister' in English. The term reflects a position of authority or respect due to age or status.
Think of 'senior' meaning older or elder, which helps you remember that 'senor' is a respectful title for a man.