How to Say “Juliet” in French

Juliette
/ʒy.ljɛt/feminine
Juliet is translated into French as Juliette.
Juliette is a feminine given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

/ʒy.ljɛt/

Did you know?

  • The name Juliette shares a root with the French word juillet, meaning 'July'.
  • In certain French regional contexts, names ending in the '-ette' sound, like Juliette, were historically used to denote something small or 'little', a suffix known as a diminutive.
  • French speakers sometimes use the phrase un Romeo et sa Juliette to describe any young couple deeply in love, regardless of their actual names.

Examples in context

  • Roméo et Juliette est une histoire tragique d'amour interdit.
    Romeo and Juliet is a tragic story of forbidden love.
    This sentence shows the name used in the context of a tragic love story.
    Tatoeba #12012763 by lbdx, translation #8101884 by Hybrid
  • Il y avait de l'animosité entre les deux familles dans « Roméo et Juliette ».
    There was bad blood between the two families in "Romeo and Juliet".
    This sentence shows the name used when discussing the animosity between families.
    Tatoeba #12659708 by lbdx, translation #329114 by fcbond
  • Romeo est l'homme dont Juliette est amoureuse.
    Romeo is the man Juliet loves.
    This sentence shows the name used to describe the object of Romeo's affection.
    Tatoeba #181174 by Romira, translation #29322 by CP
  • 2 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing a girl they know at a party.

  1. Nathan

    Est-ce que Juliette est venue à la fête ?
    Did Juliette come to the party?
  2. Emma

    Oui, elle est arrivée avec son frère.
    Yes, she arrived with her brother.
  3. Nathan

    Elle est très sympathique, cette Juliette.
    This Juliette is very nice.
  4. Emma

    Je suis d'accord, elle est adorable.
    I agree, she is lovely.

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