What are some french names?

Question

And I eman liek REALLY french that you would only here there.

Classic french names. For boys AND girls.

Answer 1

Sophie is a sweet girl's name. So is Isabelle - I love that  one.

Jerome ,Gerard, and Jacques - AND you can go crazy with combining names, too! The French love it - There are Marie-Jeanne's and Jean-Gerard s

I LOVE Benoit for a boys name and the girl equivalent is Benedicte.

Answer 2

Girls: Fleur, Antoinette, Madeline, Amelie

Boys: Francois, Jean Baptiste, Jacques

Answer 3

Girls : Amélie, Céline, Elodie, Cécile, Elise, Audrey, Emmanuelle, Julie, Camille, Jeanne, Marie, Emma, Manon, Léa, Caroline, Lucie, Chloé, Anaïs, Sophie, Eva, Lola, Océane...

Boys : Lucas, Nathan, Pierre, Marc, François, Baptiste, Julien, Thomas, Alexis, Denis, Anthony, Guillaume, Mathieu, Théo, Antoine, Clément, Raphaël, Mathéo, Arthur, Stéphane,...

Answer 4

jean claude

Answer 5

pa-oo-say

or pause

its a french word meaning stop.

haha

Answer 6

B: francois, pierre, armand

G: margaux

Answer 7

Yvonne.

Corrinne.

Thierry.

Answer 8

boys: thomas, justin, lucas, florent; quentin, maxime, louis, yves, pierre, jean, michel, eric, nicholas, jean-paul, jean-pierre, jean-louis, romain, sylvain, pascal, philippe,  alexandre, aurelien, etienne, benoit, george, robert,  maurice, marcel, daniel, leo, antoine, herve, emile, leon, alain, guillaume, jerome, sebastien, henri,gilbert, laurent, olivier, claude, edouard, chrisitan...

girls:  audrey, elsa, clara, camille, veronique, frederique, cristiane, christine, collette, claire, suzanne, janine, marie, anne, anna, francoise, carole, sophie, carla, sylvie, julie, celine, cecile, nadia, nathalie, brigitte, charlotte, catherine, laure, valerie, clothilde, barbara, angelique, madelaine, aurelie,jacqueline, emmanuelle,christelle,....

some of these are kinda old fashioned but they are the only ones i could find off the top of my head =)

Answer 9

For girls:   Giselle, Genevieve, Madelaine, Marie, Adelle, Celine, Bernatdette, Babette, etc.

For boys:  Pierre, Mathieu, Jean, Claude, Stephane, Phillipe, Henri, Jacques, Louis,  Beaumont, and tons more!

Just so you know, if you really want a true french name try hyphenating two names!  It is extremely popular! i.e.  Jean-Phillipe    or   Marie-Pierre

Answer 10

Pierre, Guillame, Amandine, Christine, Monique, Margot, Nathalie, Rene,(Two n's is a girls name. One n is a boys name)

Melanie, Martine, Pascale, Emilie, Henrie, Elisabeth, Alexendrie, Emmanuel. Thats all i could think of. Sa sais just que je peu reflechire. lol. I speak fluent French cuz im from Paris. If you need any translating, Email me!

Answer 11

Pierre.

Answer 12

BOYS

guerric

giann

jean pierre

franklin

mason

GIRLS

claudette

emily

danielle

francine

juliette

marquerite

jacqueline

rose

belle

audrine

carissa

demi

claire

stephenie

hope it helps

Answer 13

Boys: Lucas, Theo, Thomas, Hugo, Enzo, Maxime, Clement, Leo, Antoine, Alexandre, Mathis, Louis, Quentin, Alexis, Romain, Nicolas, Baptiste

Girls: Lea, Manon, Emma, Chloe, Camille, Clara, Oceane, Ines, Marie, Lucie, Anais, Jade, Mathilde, Maeva

And don't say those are not typical french, cause theese were the most chosen names by parents for their children in France in 2003.

Answer 14

French girls names

Apollina

Brunella

Celie

Danae

Evelia

Flori

Georgette

Hettie

Isabeau

Josephina

Karlotta

Lissette

Mirabella

Noemie

Orlene

Prunella

Questa

Renata

Sidonie

Tilda

Violetta

Xavierra

Yseult

Zuria

French boys names

Audric

Beauregard

Chauncy

Daine

Edgard

Fremont

Gaspar

Harcourt

Ignace

Jesper

Kerman

Loring

Montaine

Norice

Onfroi

Pippin

Quesnel

Rennie

Sage

Tearlach

Vernay

Warrane

Yves

Hope I helped :).

Answer 15

There are hundreds of truly french names... and the most popular names used in France now are not necessarily french in origin...

Some names have gone completely out of style, for example the feminine versions of masculine names such as Henriette (Henri), Pierrette (Pierre), Gillette (Gilles).

There are names typical of certain regions such as Bretagne:

Alain, Aubert, Omer, Adeline, Armel, Auguste, Briac, Brieuc, Corentin, Eurielle,  Malo, Gwenn, Gwénaël, Guénolé, Joévin, Judicaël, Pol, Tanguy, Titouan, Tudi, Tudal, Yves,

Louis, used by kings of France, (with the variants of Loïc, Ludovic, Clovis).

Many composed masculine names such as Jean François, Jean Loup, Jean Louis, Jean Marc, Jean Michel, etc.

Many feminine composed names such as Anne Marie, Anne Sophie, Marie Ange, Marie Laure, Marie Louise, Marie Madeleine.

Some of my favourites are Desiree; Amelie; Severine; Amandine; Genevieve; Emilie; Arielle; Marie France; Charlotte; Delphine; and Virginie for girls

and Robert; Clêment; Gilles; Paul; Francis or François; Michel for boys