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How do you say Also known as in french?

There are a few ways to say "also known as" in French, depending on the context:

Formal:

* Aussi connu sous le nom de... (literally: Also known under the name of...)

* Connu également sous le nom de... (literally: Known also under the name of...)

* Surnommé... (literally: Nicknamed...) - This is more formal and can be used for a person or a place

Informal:

* Appelée aussi... (literally: Called also...)

* Surnommé... (literally: Nicknamed...) - Can be used in a more informal way for a person or a place

* Ou encore... (literally: Or again...) - This is a more casual way to say "also known as" and is often used in lists

Example sentences:

* Le poète Charles Baudelaire est aussi connu sous le nom de "le maître du spleen". (The poet Charles Baudelaire is also known as "the master of spleen.")

* La ville de New York est connue également sous le nom de "la Grosse Pomme". (The city of New York is also known as "the Big Apple".)

* Le chien a été surnommé "Max". (The dog was nicknamed "Max.")

* Ce plat est appelé aussi "poulet à la crème". (This dish is also called "chicken with cream.")

* La ville a une population de 100 000 habitants, ou encore 100 000 âmes. (The city has a population of 100,000 inhabitants, or again 100,000 souls.)

The best way to choose the appropriate phrase will depend on the tone and context of your writing or conversation.

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