How do you say where is my little cabbage in French?

There's no direct translation for "little cabbage" in French that carries the same endearing connotation. Here's how you can say "where is my little cabbage" in French, depending on the context and who you're talking to:

Formal/Neutral:

* Où est mon petit chou ? (Formal)

* Où est mon chou-fleur ? (Less endearing, means "cauliflower")

Informal/Endearing:

* Où est mon petit cœur ? (Where is my little heart?)

* Où est mon petit trésor ? (Where is my little treasure?)

* Où est mon chou ? (Where is my cabbage?)

Using a pet name:

* Où est [Pet name] ? (Where is [pet name]?)

Example:

If you're talking to your child, you might say:

* Où est mon petit chou ? (Where is my little cabbage?)

* Où est mon petit cœur ? (Where is my little heart?)

If you're talking to someone else's child, you might say:

* Où est le petit chou ? (Where is the little cabbage?)

* Où est le petit trésor ? (Where is the little treasure?)

The best choice will depend on your relationship with the person you're speaking to and the specific situation.