How to Say “Paul Masson” in French

Paul Masson
Paul Masson is the French form of the phrase paul masson.

Did you know?

  • While it sounds like a French name, the brand 'Paul Masson' was actually founded by a German immigrant in California, not in France.
  • The letter 'n' at the end of Masson is fully pronounced in French, unlike many other French words where the final consonant is silent.
  • The name 'Paul' is a very common French given name, but 'Masson' is a traditional French occupational surname meaning 'mason' or 'builder'.

Examples in context

  • Est-ce que tu préfères Paul Masson ?
    Do you prefer Paul Masson?
  • Il reste un peu de Paul Masson ici.
    There is a little Paul Masson left here.

Example conversation

Emma and Hugo are choosing a drink for dinner.

  1. Emma

    Qu'est-ce qu'on boit ce soir, Hugo ?
    What are we drinking tonight, Hugo?
  2. Hugo

    Je pense qu'on devrait ouvrir le Paul Masson.
    I think we should open the Paul Masson.
  3. Emma

    C'est une excellente idée !
    That is an excellent idea!
  4. Hugo

    Je sers les verres tout de suite.
    I will pour the glasses right away.
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