Harrison
Harrison is the French way to say the proper name Harrison.
Harrison is used as a proper name to refer to a specific person.
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- In a French sentence, the word 'le' might be placed before Harrison when talking about him in a very informal or regional way, such as 'le Harrison'.
- In some French administrative contexts, the name Harrison might be written in all capital letters, as HARRISON, to clearly separate the surname from given names.
- While the name is English, a French person might adapt it to their own phonology, making the 'H' silent so it sounds more like 'Arisson'.
Examples in context
- Employez-vous un John Harrison ?Do you have a John Harrison in your employ?This sentence is useful for asking if a person named Harrison is currently employed.Tatoeba #874644 by sacredceltic, translation #874569 by darinmex
- Bonjour, je vous présente Harrison Wilson, notre nouvel ambassadeur.Hello, let me introduce you to Harrison Wilson, our new ambassador.
- Je connais un homme nommé Harrison.I know a man named Harrison.
- Est-ce que Harrison est arrivé ?Has Harrison arrived?
- 2 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Léa and Nathan are talking on the phone about a friend.
- LéaEst-ce que tu as vu Harrison ?Have you seen Harrison?
- NathanNon, je n'ai pas vu Harrison aujourd'hui.No, I haven't seen Harrison today.
- LéaIl est peut-être chez lui.Maybe he is at his place.
- NathanC'est possible, je vais l'appeler.That's possible, I will call him.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
