English to french

“French person”,  “Frenchman” or “Frenchwoman”, “Frenchie”, or even “frog” – there are a number of ways to refer to French people in English.

Name in french

But what terms do French people use to refer to themselves?

It turns out there are several fairly common ways French people refer to themselves and their language.

Let’s look at how to say “French” in French!

5 ways to say “French” in French

Here are five fairly common ways French people are called.

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The most common way French people are called

“Les Français” is the most common way French people are called. It translates to “the French” or “French people.”

To say “a French person”, you would say Un(e) Français(e).

This can be used in formal, informal, and professional situations.

It sounds simple but there are a few important rules to follow when referring to French people….

Rule #1: Capitalize it when it means “a French person”

French doesn’t use capitalization as much as English does, even with words indicating nationality.

But one exception is when saying the equivalent of “French person/Frenchman/Frenchw

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