How to Say “Ralph” in French

Ralph
Ralph is the French form of the male given name Ralph.
Ralph is used as a masculine given name in French-speaking contexts.
Meaning: male given name (name)

Did you know?

  • While Ralph is a name, the word ralph is also a French slang verb meaning 'to vomit'.
  • The French equivalent of the Germanic roots of Ralph is found in the name Raoul, which is far more common in historical French texts.
  • In France, the name Ralph is extremely rare and is almost exclusively associated with American culture or luxury brands like Ralph Lauren.

Examples in context

  • Je vous présente Monsieur Ralph Harrison.
    Allow me to introduce you to Mr. Ralph Harrison.
  • Je connais un garçon qui s'appelle Ralph.
    I know a boy named Ralph.
  • Est-ce que Ralph vient à la fête ?
    Is Ralph coming to the party?
  • Ralph est mon meilleur ami.
    Ralph is my best friend.

Example conversation

Manon and Gabriel are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Manon

    Tu as vu Ralph aujourd'hui ?
    Have you seen Ralph today?
  2. Gabriel

    Non, je n'ai pas vu Ralph.
    No, I haven't seen Ralph.
  3. Manon

    Il devait me rendre un livre.
    He was supposed to return a book to me.
  4. Gabriel

    Il t'appellera sûrement ce soir.
    He will surely call you tonight.
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