How to Say “Mitchell” in French

Mitchell
Mitchell is a masculine given name in French.
Mitchell is used as a masculine proper noun for a given name.

Did you know?

  • In French, the combination ch is usually a 'sh' sound, meaning a native speaker might instinctively pronounce Mitchell as 'Mishell'.
  • Despite the English spelling, the name shares a deep linguistic root with the Hebrew name meaning 'Who is like God?'
  • Because Mitchell is rare as a first name in France, a French speaker might assume it is a 'nom de famille' (family name) if soon after hearing it.

Examples in context

  • Monsieur Mitchell, enchanté de faire votre connaissance.
    Mr. Mitchell, pleased to meet you.
  • Salut Mitch, ça va ?
    Hey Mitch, how are you?
  • Mitchou, tu m'as tellement manqué !
    Mitch, I missed you so much!
  • Je connais un garçon qui s'appelle Mitchell.
    I know a boy named Mitchell.
  • Est-ce que Mitchell vient avec nous ?
    Is Mitchell coming with us?
  • Mitchell est un très bon ami.
    Mitchell is a very good friend.

Example conversation

Emma and Hugo are talking about their classmates.

  1. Emma

    Tu as vu Mitchell aujourd'hui ?
    Did you see Mitchell today?
  2. Hugo

    Non, je n'ai pas vu Mitchell.
    No, I haven't seen Mitchell.
  3. Emma

    Il doit être à la bibliothèque.
    He must be at the library.
  4. Hugo

    Ah, c'est possible.
    Ah, that's possible.
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