The literal, word-for-word translation would be "Mon nom est Peter et son nom est David." However, it would be more common in French to say "Je m'appelle Peter et il s'appelle David," which literally translates to "I call myself Peter and he calls himself David."
You would say "Je m'appelle Peter et il s'appelle David" in French.
The French phrase for "my name is" is "je m'appelle."
You can say "Je m'appelle..." followed by your name to say "My name is..." in French.
In Afrikaans, you would say "hallo, my naam is David."
The name John in French is "Jean."
To say "its name is" in French, you would say "Son nom est."
! My name is Peter. = Bonjour! Je m'apelle Peter or in French accent Peter is Pierre.
Peter.
C'est mon chien peter
For formal french or when writing in french it is : on appelle mon pere peter For casual french or when talking in french casually: mon pere est s'appelle peter
Tyson is a name so it will be the same in any language....my first name is peter nobody calls me Pierre in France!
Peter Poele (the first "e" should have a hat on it
The French phrase for "my name is" is "je m'appelle."
You can say "Je m'appelle..." followed by your name to say "My name is..." in French.
It's not a French name
It's not a French name
The bible doesn't say, but his full name is Simon Peter.
The French for name is un nom.To say "my name is" in French, you should say Je m'appelle. if you are saying your name for e.g. if my name was jack sharp i would just say that so i would say je m'appelle jack sharp