Jérémy
Jérémy is the French form of the male given name Jeremy.
Jérémy is used as a male given name.
Did you know?
- While 'Jeremy' is a name, the word 'jérémiade' in French refers to a long, tedious, and complaining speech, derived from the name's biblical associations.
- While Jérémy is a common name in France, it is almost never used as a translation for the biblical prophet Jeremiah, for whom the French use Jérémie.
- The stress in Jérémy falls on the final syllable, unlike the English 'JER-e-my' where the stress is on the first syllable.
Examples in context
- Salut Jérémy, tu veux prendre un café plus tard?Hey Jeremy, want to grab a coffee later?
- Tout le monde, voici mon ami Jeremy.Everyone, this is my friend Jeremy.
- Jérémy est mon frère.Jérémy is my brother.
- Est-ce que Jérémy vient ce soir ?Is Jérémy coming tonight?
- J'ai vu Jérémy au parc.I saw Jérémy at the park.
Example conversation
Emma and Gabriel are discussing their mutual friend at a cafe.
- EmmaTu as vu Jérémy aujourd'hui ?Have you seen Jérémy today?
- GabrielNon, je n'ai pas croisé Jérémy.No, I haven't run into Jérémy.
- EmmaIl est peut-être chez lui.Maybe he is at his place.
- GabrielC'est possible, Emma.That's possible, Emma.
