How to Say ‘England’ in French
L’Angleterre
luh ahn-gluh-tehr
[luh ahn-gluh-tehr]
💬 Usage Tip: The article "la" becomes "l’" before a vowel: l’Angleterre.
🇫🇷 In France: England is a classic football nation, so it comes up a lot in tournament chat.
Phrase Breakdown
L’
[luh]
the
A shortened form of the feminine singular definite article before a vowel sound.
Dans « L’Angleterre », « L’ » remplace « la » devant une voyelle.
In “L’Angleterre,” “L’” replaces “la” before a vowel.
Angleterre
[ahn-gluh-tehr]
England
The country England; used here as the team being supported.
L’Angleterre joue souvent des matchs très suivis.
England often plays very widely watched matches.
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