How to Say “Kennedy” in French

Kennedy
Kennedy is the French form of the English surname Kennedy.
Meaning: surname (name)

Did you know?

  • Because French nouns are gendered, people referring to Jackie Kennedy will use the feminine article la as in la Kennedy, treating the surname as a noun.
  • In French, the name Kennedy is often used as a shorthand for the 'Kennedy era' or 'Camelot' style of optimistic American politics, referred to as le style Kennedy.
  • The pronunciation of Kennedy in French often shifts the stress to the final syllable, making it sound more like ken-ne-DIE than the English emphasis on the first syllable.

Examples in context

  • À l'aéroport Kennedy, s'il vous plaît.
    Kennedy Airport, please.
    This sentence is useful for identifying a specific location using Kennedy.
    Tatoeba #11107 by sacredceltic, translation #62576 by CN
  • Les plus âgés se rappellent encore l'assassinat de Kennedy.
    Older people still remember the Kennedy assassination.
    This sentence shows how Kennedy is used when discussing historical events.
    Tatoeba #129840 by Aiji, translation #282212 by CM
  • J'aimerais arriver à l'aéroport Kennedy de bonne heure dans l'après-midi.
    I want to arrive at Kennedy Airport early in the afternoon.
    This sentence demonstrates the use of Kennedy in the context of travel plans.
    Tatoeba #6216878 by nimfeo, translation #240074 by CK
  • Je vous présente Monsieur Kennedy, un homme d'affaires américain.
    Allow me to introduce Mr. Kennedy, an American businessman.
  • Salut, c'est mon ami Kennedy. Tu vas l'adorer!
    Hi, this is my friend Kennedy. You're going to love him!
  • 6 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Hugo and Léa are looking at a list of names in a history book.

  1. Hugo

    Est-ce que tu vois le nom Kennedy ici ?
    Do you see the name Kennedy here?
  2. Léa

    Oui, je vois Kennedy dans cette section.
    Yes, I see Kennedy in this section.
  3. Hugo

    C'est un nom célèbre, n'est-ce pas ?
    It is a famous name, isn't it?
  4. Léa

    Absolument, Hugo, c'est une famille très connue.
    Absolutely, Hugo, it is a very well-known family.

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