Tony
Tony is the French form of the male given name Tony.
Did you know?
- In French slang, the word tony was once used to describe a dandy or a man who is overly concerned with his appearance and fashion.
- The French name Antoine comes from the Latin 'Antonius', a name that once belonged to a powerful Roman family.
- In French, the name Tony is often a diminutive or nickname for Antoine, the equivalent of the English 'Anthony'.
Examples in context
- Où est Tony ?Where's Tony?This sentence is useful for asking about the location of Tony.Tatoeba #6058974 by Tsar_Lyagushka, translation #37735 by CN
- Que fait Tony ?What is Tony doing?This sentence is useful for asking about the current activity of Tony.Tatoeba #135961 by Aiji, translation #37697 by CN
- Tony vit à Kobe.Tony lives in Kobe.This sentence is useful for stating where Tony lives.Tatoeba #1890667 by Aiji, translation #37691 by CN
- Salut Tony! Comment ça va?Hi Tony! How are you?
- 56 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Emma and Lucas are talking about a friend at a cafe.
- LucasTu as vu Tony aujourd'hui ?Have you seen Tony today?
- EmmaNon, je n'ai pas vu Tony.No, I haven't seen Tony.
- LucasTony est peut-être au travail.Tony might be at work.
- EmmaC'est possible, Lucas.That's possible, Lucas.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
