English–German
“french person” in German
German
Pronunciation
IPA/fʁanˈtsoːzə/
Example
Viele Franzosen sprechen Englisch.
Many French people speak English.
How to say “french person” in German
“French person” in German is Franzose.
A human figure beside a map of France, identified by the country rather than by a job or region.
Example sentences with Franzose
Der Franzose neben mir spricht wenig Deutsch.
The French person next to me speaks little German.
Tips for using Franzose
- As a masculine weak noun, Franzose becomes Franzosen in the accusative, dative, and genitive singular, as in einen Franzosen.