Susie
Susie is the French form of the English female given name Susie.
Did you know?
- In French culinary culture, Crêpes Suzette is a world-famous dessert of thin pancakes with caramelized sugar and orange butter, named after a legendary waitress or guest named Suzette.
- In France, names like Susie or Suzette were historically associated with the 'ingénue' archetype in 19th-century theater and literature, representing youthful innocence.
- In French, diminutives or nicknames often involve adding 'ou' or 'ette', meaning a person named 'Suzanne' might be called 'Suzou' or 'Suzette' by close family.
Examples in context
- Ma lettre a rendue Susie énervée.My letter made Susie angry.Tatoeba #8443495 by zarisi, translation #251118 by CN
- Susie m'a prêté deux livres que je n'ai pas encore lus.Susie lent me two books that I haven't yet read.Tatoeba #11842 by Lulantis, translation #10629898 by sundown
- Sur le chemin de Londres, M. Higgins raconta beaucoup de choses intéressantes à Tom et Susie.On the way to London Mr Higgins told Tom and Susie many interesting things.Tatoeba #13827 by Aiji, translation #29260 by Dejo
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Example conversation
Chloé and Nathan are discussing a mutual friend at a cafe.
- ChloéTu as vu Susie récemment ?Have you seen Susie lately?
- NathanNon, je n'ai pas parlé à Susie cette semaine.No, I haven't spoken to Susie this week.
- ChloéElle devait venir nous voir.She was supposed to come see us.
- NathanPeut-être qu'elle est juste occupée.Maybe she is just busy.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
