French Person, Frenchman
noun
フランス is "France." So what is a "France person?" That would be a French Person.
ふらんすじん, フランスじん
Often times, when two kanji come together to form a kanji compound (or jukugo), you use the on'yomi readings. This is similar to that, though instead of another kanji it's a foreign word. This pattern works with almost any country as well. Just add 人 to a country name and you've described the people who live there. You'll see more of these before you're finished here. And since 人 has two on'yomi readings, here's a mnemonic to help you remember which one to use: As with all words for nationalities, the 人 here is pronounced じん. Like people of all other nationalities, a French person loves their jeans (じん) too!
二人のフランス人がいる。
There are two French people.
このレストランのシェフはフランス人です。
The chef at this restaurant is French.
ウワサによると、フランス人はビールものむらしいよ。
According to word on the street, French people apparently drink beer too.