How to Say “Jess” in French

Jess
Jess is a French short form of the name Jessica.
Jess is used as a diminutive or shortened version of the feminine given name Jessica.

Did you know?

  • In French, the name 'Jessica' is often shortened to 'Jess', but it is also quite common to see the nickname 'Jessy' used for both boys and girls.
  • Because Jess ends in a consonant, French speakers may occasionally add a schwa sound at the end to make it fit the natural rhythmic flow of the French language.
  • In French, unlike in English, nicknames like Jess are often used as official 'prénoms d'usage' in social settings even if the person is in a professional environment.

Examples in context

  • Permettez-moi de vous présenter Juliette, notre nouvelle collègue.
    Allow me to introduce Juliette, our new colleague.
  • Salut, Jess !
    Hi, Jess!
  • On a invité Jess à la fête.
    We invited Jess to the party.
  • C'est une photo de Jess.
    It is a photo of Jess.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a girl they know.

  1. Manon

    Est-ce que Jess vient ce soir ?
    Is Jess coming tonight?
  2. Hugo

    Oui, Jess arrive vers vingt heures.
    Yes, Jess is arriving around eight p.m.
  3. Manon

    Super, j'adore passer du temps avec Jess.
    Great, I love spending time with Jess.
  4. Hugo

    Moi aussi, elle est très sympa.
    Me too, she is very nice.
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