How to Say “Hattie” in French

Hattie
Hattie is a female given name in French.

Did you know?

  • Because the letter 'h' is silent in French, a speaker might instinctively omit the starting sound of Hattie, pronouncing it more like 'Attie'.
  • French speakers may associate the sound of Hattie with the word hâte, which means 'haste' or 'hurry', as in the common phrase avoir hâte.
  • If a French person sees the name written, they might mistake it for the word hâtive, which describes someone who is 'hasty' or 'rash'.

Examples in context

  • Je te présente Hattie, une amie très chère.
    I'd like to introduce you to Hattie, a dear friend.
  • Hattie est une personne très gentille et généreuse.
    Hattie is a very kind and generous person.
  • Je connais une fille qui s'appelle Hattie.
    I know a girl named Hattie.
  • Hattie est ma meilleure amie.
    Hattie is my best friend.
  • Est-ce que Hattie vient à la fête ?
    Is Hattie coming to the party?

Example conversation

Nathan and Emma are discussing their friends at a cafe.

  1. Nathan

    Tu as vu Hattie aujourd'hui ?
    Have you seen Hattie today?
  2. Emma

    Non, je n'ai pas parlé à Hattie.
    No, I haven't spoken to Hattie.
  3. Nathan

    Elle est très occupée avec son travail.
    She is very busy with her work.
  4. Emma

    C'est vrai, elle travaille beaucoup.
    That's true, she works a lot.
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