How to Say “Cambodia” in French

Cambodge
/kɑ̃.bɔdʒ/masculine
The English phrase Cambodia is translated into French as Cambodge.
Cambodge is the name of a country in Southeast Asia.
Meaning: country in Southeast Asia (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

Because Cambodge is a masculine noun, the prepositional phrase for 'in' or 'to' Cambodia is au Cambodge.

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation of Cambodge is /kɑ̃.bɔdʒ/. It has 2 syllables.

Did you know?

  • French was the primary language of administration in Cambodge for nearly a century, leaving a legacy of French legal terms in the Cambodian system.
  • The French name Cambodge is actually an echo of the Sanskrit word 'Kambuja', which refers to a legendary ancient people.
  • In French, most countries ending in 'e' are feminine, but Cambodge ends in 'e' and is masculine.

Examples in context

  • Le Cambodge a demandé l'aide des Nations unies.
    Cambodia appealed to the United Nations for help.
    Tatoeba #9030533 by lbdx, translation #63416 by CS
  • Le khmer est la langue officielle du Cambodge.
    Khmer is the official language of Cambodia.
    Tatoeba #11467761 by Adelpa, translation #11468970 by Adelpa
  • Les araignées frites sont une spécialité régionale au Cambodge.
    Fried spiders are a regional delicacy in Cambodia.
    Tatoeba #430641 by Scott, translation #430640 by Scott
  • Je vais au Cambodge
    I'm going to Cambodia
  • J'adore la cuisine cambodgienne
    I love Cambodian cuisine
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Nathan and Chloé are discussing their travel plans.

  1. Nathan

    Tu veux aller où pour tes vacances ?
    Where do you want to go for your holidays?
  2. Chloé

    Je rêve de visiter le Cambodge.
    I dream of visiting Cambodia.
  3. Nathan

    C'est une excellente idée, Chloé !
    That is an excellent idea, Chloé!
  4. Chloé

    Oui, le Cambodge a des temples magnifiques.
    Yes, Cambodia has magnificent temples.

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