How to Say “Monge” in French

Monge
Monge is the French name for a person or a specific place named Monge.
Monge is used as a proper noun to refer to an individual or a specific location with this name.

Did you know?

  • Because of Gaspard Monge, the name is used as a linguistic shorthand by French engineering students to refer to the difficult task of technical drafting.
  • While Monge is now a proper name, the common noun monge in Old French meant a 'monk', a meaning that still exists today in Catalan.
  • The name is closely associated with Gaspard Monge, a mathematician and physicist who helped Napoleon Bonaparte organize the French scientific mission to Egypt.

Examples in context

  • Est-ce que tu connais Monge ?
    Do you know Monge?
  • Le restaurant Monge est très bon.
    The Monge restaurant is very good.

Example conversation

Two friends are deciding where to meet in Paris.

  1. Chloé

    On se retrouve près de Monge ?
    Shall we meet near Monge?
  2. Nathan

    Oui, c'est une bonne idée.
    Yes, that is a good idea.
  3. Chloé

    Tu peux m'attendre devant la station Monge ?
    Can you wait for me in front of the Monge station?
  4. Nathan

    Pas de problème, j'y serai.
    No problem, I will be there.
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