Carlos
Carlos is the French form of the male given name Carlos.
Carlos is used as a male given name.
Meaning: male given name (name)
Did you know?
- The French name Charles and the name Carlos both derive from the Germanic word 'karal', which originally meant 'free man'.
- Although the spelling remains the same, a French person would pronounce Carlos with a French accent, meaning the 's' at the end is clearly articulated and the 'r' is much more guttural than in Spanish.
- While Carlos is used in France, it is a loan name from Spanish. The native French equivalent of this name is Charles.
Examples in context
- Carlos a des parents.Carlos has parents.This sentence is useful for showing the subject 'Carlos' in a simple sentence about having parents.Tatoeba #11963863 by Amastan, translation #11744668 by Amastan
- Carlos a crié au secours.Carlos cried out for help.This sentence is useful for showing 'Carlos' as the subject of a sentence describing an action of crying for help.Tatoeba #12141227 by always, translation #11747049 by Amastan
- Carlos a gravi la montagne.Carlos climbed the mountain.This sentence is useful for showing 'Carlos' as the subject of a sentence describing an action of climbing a mountain.Tatoeba #126674 by TRANG, translation #63498 by CN
- Je vous présente Charles.I would like to introduce you to Charles.
- 13 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Manon and Lucas are talking about their mutual friend.
- ManonEst-ce que Carlos vient à la fête ?Is Carlos coming to the party?
- LucasOui, Carlos arrive dans dix minutes.Yes, Carlos will be here in ten minutes.
- ManonSuper, j'ai hâte de voir Carlos.Great, I can't wait to see Carlos.
- LucasMoi aussi, Carlos est vraiment drôle.Me too, Carlos is really funny.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
