How to Say ‘France is going to win’ in French
La France va gagner
lah frahns vah gah-NYAY
[lah frahns vah gah-NYAY]
💬 Usage Tip: Va plus a basic verb talks about what's going to happen, just like English "going to." Try Je vais regarder le match "I'm going to watch the match".
Phrase Breakdown
La France
lah frahns
France
Say it with a nasal 'an': 'la FRAHNSS'.
La France est belle.
France is beautiful.
Words in this phrase
La
[lah]
the (feminine singular)
Definite article used before a feminine singular noun.
La réservation est déjà confirmée pour samedi soir.
The reservation is already confirmed for Saturday evening.
France
[frahns]
France
The country; here its national team.
La France joue ce soir.
France plays tonight.
va gagner
vah gah-NYAY
is going to win
'Aller' plus an infinitive forms the near future. 'Gagner' is said 'ga-NYAY'.
On va gagner !
We're going to win!
Words in this phrase
va
[vah]
goes / is going
Form of aller used in expressions like ça va to ask or say how things are going.
Tout va bien pendant la séance.
Everything is going well during the session.
gagner
[gah-NYAY]
win
Infinitive verb: to win a match or prize.
On veut gagner le match.
We want to win the match.
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