French Vocabulary List About France

French Vocabulary List About France

French Vocabulary List About France

What Makes France… France?
From liberté, égalité, fraternité to baguettes, wine, and les aoûtiens stuck in traffic, France is more than just a beautiful destination. It’s a country full of rich traditions, cultural quirks, and iconic symbols. Whether you’re planning a trip, brushing up on your vocabulary, or just love learning about French life and culture, this themed vocabulary list will help you talk about France in French, from politics to pastries, geography to gastronomy.

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la libertéliberty
l’égalitéequality
la fraternitéfraternity
le 14 juilletJuly 14th
la MarseillaiseFrench national anthem
le tricolorethe French flag
les droits de l’hommehuman rights
La Mariannesymbol of the French republic
le coq gauloisthe Gallic rooster
l’hexagonenickname for metropolitan France
un départementa county / administrative subdivision
une régiona region
la mairiethe city hall
la côtethe coast
le bord de merthe seaside
les fleuveslarge rivers
les rivièressmaller rivers
la campagnethe countryside
urbainurban
la densitédensity
les transports en communpublic transportation
la gendarmeriemilitary law enforcement
la police nationalenational police force
la police municipalelocal police
l’Élyséethe presidential palace
l’AssembléeParliament (lower part)
le SénatParliament (upper part)
le Premier Ministrethe Prime Minister
une baguettea long shaped bread
la Révolutionthe Revolution
la royautéroyalty
l’art culinaireculinary art
la modefashion
la technologietechnology
l’aéronautiqueaviation
l’électroniqueelectronics
le savoir-fairethe know how
une autoroutea highway
une station balnéairea beach resort
une station de skia ski resort
un viticulteura winemaker
les produits du terroirlocal products / specialties
faire la grèveto go on strike
attendre 107 ansto wait a long time
les aoûtiensAugust vacationers
les juilletistesJuly vacationers
la fermeture annuelleannual closure
la rentréereturn from summer holidays (school or work)


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