How to Say “Squarepants” in French

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pantalon carré
The English phrase squarepants is translated into French as pantalon carré.
This phrase is used to refer to squarepants.

Did you know?

  • The root of pantalon is linked to the name of 'Saint Pantaleon', which comes from the Ancient Greek word for 'all-compassionate'.
  • The word carré can be used in French to describe someone who is 'square' or 'straight-edge' in their personality and habits.

Example conversation

Nathan and Léa are talking about a cartoon character.

  1. Nathan

    Tu aimes Bob l'éponge ?
    Do you like SpongeBob?
  2. Léa

    Oui, j'adore son pantalon carré.
    Yes, I love his squarepants.
  3. Nathan

    Moi aussi, c'est très rigolo.
    Me too, it's very funny.
  4. Léa

    Il est unique avec son pantalon carré.
    He is unique with his squarepants.

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