It is monsieur Messy...names don't usually change in French.
Example:if you said that someone's name is "Peter",it will be in french also "Peter" although that the french translation of the name "Peter" is "Pierre" but the name won't be changed because of the translation...hope that you got my point...
Mr messy, from the mr. Men.
Mr messy, from the mr. Men.
'messy hair' in french is 'cheveux en désordre'
Yes, Mr. Messy is a proper noun even if it is a nickname or the name of a fictional character.
Peter Michail has: Played Mr. Messy in "The Mr. Men Show" in 2008. Played Mr. Messy (US) in "The Mr. Men Show" in 2008. Played Voice Actor in "Olivia" in 2009. Performed in "Olivia" in 2009. Played Mr. Messy in "The Mr. Men Movie" in 2010.
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Mr. in French is monsieur.
"Monsieur" is the equivalent of "Mr." in French. It is used to address or refer to a man in a formal or polite manner.
The French translation of Mr is 'Monsieur'.
In French, the equivalent of Mr. is "Monsieur".
"je suis désordonné" means 'I am messy' in French.