Margo
Margo is the French form of the female given name Margo.
Margo is used as a proper noun to identify a female person.
Did you know?
- The name is linked to the word perle because Marguerite stems from the Greek word for 'pearl'.
- While Margo is a common English spelling, the traditional French spelling is Margot, where the final 't' remains silent.
- In French history, names like Marguerite and its derivatives were often associated with royalty, including several queens of France.
Examples in context
- Je connais une fille qui s'appelle Margo.I know a girl named Margo.
- Est-ce que Margo vient à la fête ?Is Margo coming to the party?
- Margo est ma meilleure amie.Margo is my best friend.
Example conversation
Emma and Gabriel are talking about their friends at a cafe.
- EmmaTu as vu Margo aujourd'hui ?Did you see Margo today?
- GabrielNon, je n'ai pas vu Margo.No, I haven't seen Margo.
- EmmaElle devait venir nous voir.She was supposed to come see us.
- GabrielElle est peut-être un peu en retard.Maybe she is a little late.
