It’s only natural that parents would gravitate toward such a country for inspiration in naming their own kids, especially their baby girls, so without further ado, here is a list of commonly used French baby names. 1. Madeleine Madeleine (or Madeline if you use the English spelling) is on...
Peak Popularity: Camille was a historically male name that became a female name in the last 150 years or so. In 1911 and 1915, it was in the top 1000 names for boys. For girls in the U.S., Camille was number 496 in 1900 and had its most popular year in 2012 when it hit number...
Peak Popularity: Camille was a historically male name that became a female name in the last 150 years or so. In 1911 and 1915, it was in the top 1000 names for boys. For girls in the U.S., Camille was number 496 in 1900 and had its most popular year in 2012 when it hit number...
In polite usage, a French person’s name is preceded by Monsieur for male, Madame for females, Mademoiselle for unmarried females, Mondamoiseau for young gentleman, and Maître for both men and women. French people have one or two given names, of which one is used in daily life, and ...
If you want to make your sweetheart melt or embarrass the hell out of your kids, instead of calling them sweetheart, snookums or honey bunny, try out one of these cute French terms of endearment and French pet names for men, women, and children. I've also listed a few dirty French nic...
Ma chérie(said to women) andmon chéri(said to men) both refer to “my darling,” butma chère(for women) andmon cher(for men) both translate to “my dear.” While these words are similar, they do technically have different meanings, so just keep that in mind. ...
This presentation sketches the slow growth of acceptance for and ultimate success of women's & gender history in French academic circles. In order to briefly evoke the French situation, the author regroups her responses to the five questions posed by Chen Yan and Karen Offen by examining ...
"We want to know why they were arrested," said Amalric. "They were arrested as part of a pretty physical operation, doors were broken down in front of women and children; they were treated like mobsters." Boudon went further. "Depending on how things turn out, we'll take a decision,...
THE WOMEN OF THE FRENCH SALONS By Amelia Gere Mason PREFACE It has been a labor of love with many distinguished Frenchmen to recall the memories of the women who have made their society so illustrious, and to retouch with sympathetic insight the features
Swiatek was the only top-ten seed in women's singles who was not eliminated at Roland Garros. She won the first set 6-3, but then lost four games in a row after leading 4-1 in the second. At the crucial moment, Swiatek calmed down and won three straight games to take the set 7...