How to Say “Baby Shark” in French

bébé requin
The English phrase "baby shark" is translated into French as bébé requin.
The phrase refers to a young shark.

Is it said differently in some regions?

In French Creole-speaking communities, a regional rendition of "Baby Shark" is Ti Requin.

Did you know?

  • The word requin might actually be a relative of the word chien, meaning 'dog'. This comes from the historical term chien de mer, or 'sea dog', used to describe sharks.
  • The French word requin is also used figuratively in business to describe a 'shark' or a ruthless person.

Examples in context

  • Je suis un bébé requin.
    I am a baby shark.
    This sentence is useful for practicing the phrase bébé requin.
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  • Regarde ce petit bébé requin.
    Look at this little baby shark.
  • Le bébé requin nage vite.
    The baby shark swims fast.
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Example conversation

Two children are looking at a picture book in an aquarium.

  1. Nathan

    Est-ce que c'est un bébé requin ?
    Is that a baby shark?
  2. Chloé

    Oui, Nathan, c'est un bébé requin.
    Yes, Nathan, it is a baby shark.
  3. Nathan

    Il est vraiment mignon.
    He is really cute.
  4. Chloé

    Oui, il est adorable.
    Yes, he is adorable.

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