Marnie
Marnie is the French form of the English phrase marnie.
Did you know?
- Unlike many traditional French feminine names, Marnie does not have a widely recognized saint's day in the French calendar.
- Because Marnie is not a common French name, a speaker might instinctively ask for the spelling to avoid confusing it with Marie.
- In French, Marnie is not a common traditional name, but rather a name that became recognizable through the influence of 20th-century American cinema and literature.
Examples in context
- C'est Marnie, la nouvelle collègue.It's Marnie, the new colleague.
- J'ai vu Marnie au marché.I saw Marnie at the market.
- Est-ce que Marnie vient avec nous ?Is Marnie coming with us?
Example conversation
Manon and Gabriel are talking about their friend at a café.
- ManonTu as des nouvelles de Marnie ?Do you have any news from Marnie?
- GabrielOui, Marnie m'a appelé ce matin.Yes, Marnie called me this morning.
- ManonElle va bien, j'espère.I hope she is doing well.
- GabrielElle a l'air en pleine forme.She seems to be in great shape.
