Debbie
Debbie is the French form of the English female given name Debbie.
Did you know?
- The name Déborah is linked to the Hebrew word for 'bee', and this connection to the French word abeille is a frequent piece of trivia for those named Déborah.
- The name Debbie can be phonetically confused in fast French conversation with the word débit, which refers to a liquid flow rate or internet speed.
- While 'Debbie' is a common nickname in English, a French person named Déborah will almost never be called Debbie by their French friends, as French diminutives follow different cultural patterns.
Examples in context
- Debbie! Est-ce que tu m'entends?Debbie! Can you hear me?Tatoeba #1158287 by Korekorin, translation #39342 by CN
- Debbie ! Est-ce que tu m'entends ?Debbie! Do you hear me?Tatoeba #8626366 by Aiji, translation #2981347 by AlanF_US
- Debbie, est-ce que ton école est proche ?Debbie, is your school near here?Tatoeba #432275 by JnRouvignac, translation #39344 by CN
- Madame Debbie, pourriez-vous m'aider s'il vous plaît?Madame Debbie, could you please help me?
- Salut Deb, comment ça va?Hi Deb, how are you?
Example conversation
Gabriel and Emma are talking about a mutual friend.
- GabrielEst-ce que tu as vu Debbie ?Have you seen Debbie?
- EmmaOui, elle est avec nous.Yes, she is with us.
- GabrielDebbie est vraiment gentille.Debbie is really kind.
- EmmaJe suis d'accord avec toi.I agree with you.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
