How to Say “Bridget” in French

Bridget
The English name Bridget is translated into French as Bridget.
Bridget is a female given name used in French.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Which one should you use?

The most common formal French translation of the name "Bridget" is Brigitte.

Did you know?

  • The name Brigitte shares a linguistic root with the Irish goddess Brighid, who was associated with poetry and smithing.
  • While 'Bridget' is used for English speakers, the French version Brigitte often evokes a specific 1960s glamour due to the international icon Brigitte Bardot.
  • French speakers often use Brigitte as a stereotypical 'middle-aged' name today, similar to how 'Linda' or 'Susan' might be viewed in English.

Examples in context

  • Est-ce que Bridget est là ?
    Is Bridget there?
  • J'ai rendez-vous avec Bridget.
    I have an appointment with Bridget.
  • Bridget habite à Paris.
    Bridget lives in Paris.

Example conversation

Hugo and Manon are talking on the phone.

  1. Hugo

    Manon, est-ce que tu as vu Bridget ?
    Manon, have you seen Bridget?
  2. Manon

    Non, je n'ai pas vu Bridget aujourd'hui.
    No, I haven't seen Bridget today.
  3. Hugo

    Je cherche Bridget depuis ce matin.
    I have been looking for Bridget since this morning.
  4. Manon

    Elle est peut-être déjà partie.
    Maybe she has already left.
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