Ah, "Richard" in French is "Richard." It's one of those names that doesn't change much when you translate it to a different language. Just like a happy little tree, some things stay the same no matter where you go.
the first name Richard is spelled the same in French.
"Richard"
Translation: Coeur de leonThis happens to be an epithet given to Richard III of England, the Lionheart, in French.
"Richard" is "Ricardo" in Spanish
<Ricky> comes from "Richard." "Richard" means <Ricardo> en español
Richard French was born in 1792.
Richard French died in 1854.
the first name Richard is spelled the same in French.
"Richard"
"Richard"
Richard Anthony - French singer - was born in 1938.
It's still Richard ... but pronounced "ree-SHAR"
la maison de Richard
R'ichard
Richard Axton has written: 'Medieval French plays' -- subject(s): French drama, Translations into English
"bonhomme Richard" means "good man Richard". It was a name first used on a USS warship to honor Benjamin Franklin who published his "Poor Richard Almanac" under the name of Richard Saunders. The French edition used "bonhomme Richard" instead of "poor Richard". The original warship was converted from a French merchant ship, which may explain the borrowing of the French nickname for Benjamin Franklin. Several American warships wore the same name afterwards.
you say it like Richarde in french almost the same.