How to Say “Richard” in French

Richard
/ʁi.ʃaʁ/masculine
Richard is the French way to say the male given name Richard.
Richard is a masculine given name.
Meaning: male given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The word has two syllables and is pronounced /ʁi.ʃaʁ/.

Did you know?

  • French speakers may occasionally use the term un richard as a noun to describe someone who has suddenly become incredibly wealthy, regardless of their actual name.
  • The name Richard derives from riche, meaning 'rich', and a Germanic root meaning 'hard' or 'strong'.
  • In French folklore and historical tales, the name Richard is inextricably linked to Richard Cœur de Lion, the French translation of 'Richard the Lionheart'.

Examples in context

  • Mick a appelé le bébé Richard.
    Mick named the baby Richard.
    This sentence shows how the name is used when naming a baby.
    Tatoeba #13488 by Archibald, translation #32271 by CN
  • Est-ce que monsieur Richard est à la maison ?
    Is Mr. Richard at home?
    Tatoeba #1541720 by martin9, translation #2940733 by Hakaku
  • Richard Roberts est l'auteur de nombreux livres.
    Richard Roberts is the author of numerous books.
    This sentence shows the name being used as part of a full name for an author.
    Tatoeba #955501 by Micsmithel, translation #29683 by CN
  • Salut Riri, ça va?
    Hey Riri, how are you?
  • Laissez-moi vous présenter Richard, un bon ami à moi,
    Let me introduce you to Richard, a good friend of mine,
  • 8 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Hugo and Emma are talking about a mutual friend at a café.

  1. Hugo

    Tu as vu Richard aujourd'hui ?
    Did you see Richard today?
  2. Emma

    Non, je n'ai pas parlé à Richard.
    No, I haven't spoken to Richard.
  3. Hugo

    Richard devait venir nous rejoindre.
    Richard was supposed to join us.
  4. Emma

    Il est peut-être en retard.
    He is perhaps running late.

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