How do you spell is called in french?

"Is called" in French can be translated in a few ways, depending on the context:

For a person:

* s'appelle (pronounced "sa-pell") - This is the most common way to say "is called" for a person. It's used in the present tense.

For an object or concept:

* s'appelle (pronounced "sa-pell") - You can also use "s'appelle" for objects or concepts, but it's less common.

* est appelé (pronounced "eh-ta-pe-lay") - This is more formal and used for objects or concepts. It translates literally as "is called."

Example:

* "My dog is called Max."

* "Mon chien s'appelle Max."

* "This book is called 'The Little Prince.'"

* "Ce livre s'appelle 'Le Petit Prince.'"

You can also use "se nomme" (pronounced "suh-nom") which is more formal and literary.

Remember: The spelling and pronunciation of "is called" in French depend on the context and the subject.