How to Say “Donald” in French

Donald
masculine
Donald is the French form of the English male given name Donald.
Donald is used as a masculine given name.
Meaning: male given name (name)

Did you know?

  • In French political discourse, the name Donald has become a shorthand catalyst for discussions about 'trumpisme', a term coined to describe a specific political ideology rather than just a person.
  • While the name is used in France, it is significantly more common in Quebec than in mainland France. In many French-speaking regions outside of North America, the name can feel distinctly Anglo-Saxon.
  • French naming customs historically favored saints' names, making the adoption of Gaelic-rooted names like Donald a more recent trend influenced by Anglophone culture.

Examples in context

  • Donald a giflé Jessica.
    Donald slapped Jessica across the face.
    This sentence shows the use of Donald as a subject in a sentence.
    Tatoeba #12183413 by always, translation #11486293 by Amastan
  • Donald Duck est un canard.
    Donald Duck is a duck.
    This sentence refers to the character Donald Duck using Donald.
    Tatoeba #7357311 by tras, translation #7357006 by sabretou
  • Tom a voté pour Donald Trump.
    Tom voted for Donald Trump.
    This sentence uses Donald in the context of a political name.
    Tatoeba #9258534 by Julien_PDC, translation #9209649 by Ergulis
  • Monsieur Donald, enchanté de faire votre connaissance.
    Mr. Donald, pleased to meet you.
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Example conversation

Léa and Hugo are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Léa

    Est-ce que Donald vient à la fête ?
    Is Donald coming to the party?
  2. Hugo

    Oui, il a dit qu'il viendrait.
    Yes, he said he would come.
  3. Léa

    C'est super, je l'aime beaucoup.
    That's great, I like him a lot.
  4. Hugo

    Moi aussi, Donald est un bon ami.
    Me too, Donald is a good friend.

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