Pink Lady
The phrase Pink Lady is used in French to mean pink lady.
Did you know?
- Because Pink Lady is a specific brand name for a variety of apple, most French speakers will assume you are talking about the fruit rather than a person.
- In France, if you ask for a Pink Lady in a bar, the bartender might think you are asking for a specific cocktail rather than a piece of fruit.
- Because Pink Lady is a brand, it is treated as an invariant proper noun in French and does not change for plural or gender agreement.
Examples in context
- J'aime beaucoup la Pink Lady.I really like the Pink Lady.
- Cette Pink Lady est très sucrée.This Pink Lady is very sweet.
Example conversation
Hugo and Emma are at a fruit market.
- HugoEst-ce que tu veux une Pink Lady ?Do you want a Pink Lady?
- EmmaOui, j'adore la Pink Lady.Yes, I love the Pink Lady.
- HugoElles sont bien rouges aujourd'hui.They are very red today.
- EmmaPrends-en deux pour nous, Hugo.Take two for us, Hugo.