Madison
Madison is the French form of the English name Madison.
In French, Madison is used as a surname, a given name or a place name.
Meaning: surname, given name, place name (name)
Did you know?
- In many French music circles, the word Madison refers to a specific 1950s social dance rather than the name itself. A person might ask to 'danser le Madison' at a party.
- In French administrative contexts, surnames like Madison are written in all capital letters, as in Jean MADISON, to clearly distinguish the family name from the given name.
- In French, the stress pattern for Madison tends to fall on the final syllable, which is the opposite of the stress found in the English name.
Examples in context
- Madison a fait un discours émouvant au Congrès.Madison made an emotional speech in Congress.This sentence is useful for seeing how to use Madison in a sentence about a speech.Tatoeba #3211934 by Micsmithel, translation #807529 by Source_VOA
- Madison, comment ça va aujourd'hui?Madison, how are you today?
- Tu as passé de bonnes vacances, Madison?Did you have a good vacation, Madison?
- Merci pour ton aide, Madison.Thank you for your help, Madison.
- J'ai rendez-vous avec Madison demain.I have an appointment with Madison tomorrow.
- Est-ce que Madison est une ville américaine ?Is Madison an American city?
Example conversation
Nathan and Léa are talking about a mutual friend.
- NathanAs-tu des nouvelles de Madison ?Do you have any news from Madison?
- LéaOui, Madison m'a appelé ce matin.Yes, Madison called me this morning.
- NathanQu'est-ce qu'elle a dit ?What did she say?
- LéaElle sera là pour le dîner.She will be here for dinner.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
