How to Say “Cocomelon” in French

Cocomelon
Cocomelon is the French name for the popular children's brand and YouTube channel featuring 3D animated nursery rhymes.

Did you know?

  • While Cocomelon is a brand name, the French word melon is used in the idiomatic expression avoir le melon to describe someone who is arrogant or conceited.
  • In French, coco is not only a coconut but is also used as an affectionate, slightly old-fashioned nickname for a small child.
  • French parents often use the term comptines to describe the nursery rhymes found on Cocomelon, a word that specifically refers to traditional rhythmic poems for children.

Examples in context

  • Tu as déjà regardé Cocomelon ?
    Have you already watched Cocomelon?
  • L'enfant regarde Cocomelon sur la tablette.
    The child is watching Cocomelon on the tablet.
  • Ma fille adore les chansons de Cocomelon.
    My daughter loves Cocomelon songs.
  • Est-ce que tu as déjà vu Cocomelon ?
    Have you ever seen Cocomelon?

Example conversation

A mother and father are discussing their toddler's screen time.

  1. Gabriel

    Emma, est-ce que le petit regarde Cocomelon ?
    Emma, is the little one watching Cocomelon?
  2. Emma

    Oui, Gabriel, il regarde les vidéos en boucle.
    Yes, Gabriel, he is watching the videos on loop.
  3. Gabriel

    C'est une chaîne très populaire pour les bébés.
    It is a very popular channel for babies.
  4. Emma

    C'est vrai, il ne veut pas s'arrêter.
    That's true, he doesn't want to stop.
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