Kendall
Kendall is a proper name used in French to refer to a person.
Did you know?
- If Kendall were used as a brand name in France, it would likely be marketed as 'anglo-saxon', a term French people use to describe a specific blend of English and American culture.
- While English speakers use 'Kendall' for any gender, French speakers might assume it is a female name if they are thinking of the model Kendall Jenner, as the name is not traditionally French.
- French speakers often place a slight stress on the final syllable of Kendall, which differs from the English stress on the first syllable.
Examples in context
- Est-ce que Kendall vient ce soir ?Is Kendall coming tonight?
- Kendall est une personne très gentille.Kendall is a very kind person.
Example conversation
Emma and Lucas are talking in a cafe.
- EmmaLucas, as-tu vu Kendall aujourd'hui ?Lucas, have you seen Kendall today?
- LucasNon, je n'ai pas vu Kendall.No, I haven't seen Kendall.
- EmmaElle devait me rejoindre ici.She was supposed to meet me here.
- LucasElle est peut-être en retard.Maybe she is late.
