How to Say “Baby Dolphin” in French

bébé dauphin
The English phrase 'baby dolphin' is translated into French as bébé dauphin.
The phrase is used to describe a young dolphin.

Did you know?

  • The word bébé may have originated as a nickname for Nicolas Ferry, who was the court dwarf for King Stanisław Leszczyński.
  • In French, the root bab- appears in both bébé and babine, which is a term for a lip or snout.

Examples in context

  • J'ai vu un bébé dauphin près de la plage aujourd'hui!
    I saw a baby dolphin near the beach today!
  • Regarde le petit dauphin, il est tellement mignon!
    Look at the baby dolphin, it's so cute!
  • On a vu un bébé dauphin dans l'océan.
    We saw a baby dolphin in the ocean.
  • Le bébé dauphin nage près de sa mère.
    The baby dolphin is swimming near its mother.
  • Est-ce que ce bébé dauphin est en bonne santé ?
    Is this baby dolphin healthy?

Example conversation

Léa and Nathan are watching wildlife from a boat.

  1. Léa

    Regarde, Nathan, il y a un bébé dauphin !
    Look, Nathan, there is a baby dolphin!
  2. Nathan

    Oh oui, il est vraiment mignon.
    Oh yes, it is really cute.
  3. Léa

    Il nage très vite avec sa maman.
    It is swimming very fast with its mom.
  4. Nathan

    C'est une chance incroyable de le voir.
    It is an incredible chance to see it.

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