How to Say “Millie” in French

By Johnny Trevor • Updated October 5, 2026

Millie

Millie is the French form of the female given name Millie.

Millie is used as a female given name.

Did you know?

While 'Millie' is a name, it is phonetically identical to the French word mille, meaning 'thousand'.
French speakers may associate Millie with the 'mille-feuille', a famous layered pastry, because both share the 'mille' root.
Although it is used in France, Millie is not a traditional French name and is often perceived as an English import.

Examples in context

Millie mange une pomme.
Millie is eating an apple.
This sentence shows Millie being used as the subject performing an action.
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Millie mange une banane.
Millie is eating a banana.
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Millie est très gentille.
Millie is very kind.

Example conversation

Manon and Hugo are talking about their friend.

Manon

Tu as vu Millie aujourd'hui ?
Have you seen Millie today?
Hugo

Non, je ne l'ai pas vue.
No, I haven't seen her.
Manon

Je vais appeler Millie maintenant.
I am going to call Millie now.
Hugo

C'est une bonne idée.
That is a good idea.

Sources

Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.

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About The Author

Johnny Trevor

Hello! I'm Johnny. Passion for languages, particularly French, has me overflowing with ways to say everything from "Frying Pan" to "Writing Prompt." A lover of French cuisines like milkshakes and bacon sandwiches, I also enjoy holiday traditions of Christmas Eve and many more. I've managed to turn phrases like "Live Life to the Fullest" into Français. When not indulging in my French obsession, you'll find me enjoying rhythmic gymnastics, or perhaps trying to travel through time, à la français. J'aime la vie!

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