How to Say “Scott” in French

Scott
The English name Scott is written as Scott in French.
Scott is used as a male given name.

Did you know?

  • French literature often uses the name Scott as a shorthand reference to the novelist Sir Walter Scott, who was immensely influential in the 19th-century French Romantic movement.
  • Unlike many traditional French names, Scott does not have a standard French saint's day associated with it in the traditional liturgical calendar.
  • French speakers may struggle with the final 't' in Scott, as French phonetics often leave final consonants silent, though they typically pronounce it for this specific English name.

Examples in context

  • Comme l'avait noté Scott Fitzgerald, les riches sont différents de vous et moi.
    As F. Scott Fitzgerald famously noted, the rich are different from you and me.
    This sentence shows how the name Scott is used in a literary context.
    Tatoeba #3521114 by sacredceltic, translation #1331447 by Spamster
  • Bonjour. Es-tu Jackie Scott ?
    Hello. Are you Jackie Scott?
    This sentence demonstrates a basic question using the name Scott.
    Tatoeba #392046 by Sushiman, translation #54606 by CN
  • Hey ! Scott ! Paie ma facture !
    Hey! Scott! Pay my bill!
    This sentence shows how to address someone by the name Scott informally.
    Tatoeba #931831 by Scott, translation #264671 by Scott
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Example conversation

Manon and Lucas are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Manon

    Est-ce que Scott vient à la fête ?
    Is Scott coming to the party?
  2. Lucas

    Oui, il arrive dans dix minutes.
    Yes, he is arriving in ten minutes.
  3. Manon

    C'est super, j'ai hâte de voir Scott.
    That's great, I can't wait to see Scott.
  4. Lucas

    Moi aussi, il est très drôle.
    Me too, he is very funny.

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