How to Say “Norway” in French

Norvège
/nɔʁ.vɛʒ/feminine
Norway in French is Norvège.
Norvège is the name of the Scandinavian country. The related adjective or noun for a person from Norway is Norvégien or norvégien/norvégienne.
Meaning: Scandinavian country (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

The country is feminine, so it is used with the definite article la.

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation is /nɔʁ.vɛʒ/ and it has 2 syllables.

Did you know?

  • When writing Norvège as a country name, it is capitalized, but the adjective norvégien is not capitalized in French unless it starts a sentence.
  • The French word Norvège is borrowed from the Medieval Latin term Norvegia.
  • French uses the feminine form la Norvège because most countries ending in 'e' are feminine in French grammar.

Examples in context

  • Je vis en Norvège.
    I live in Norway.
    This sentence is useful for saying where you live using Norvège.
    Tatoeba #11899367 by zogwarg, translation #7803783 by MisterBrown
  • Je viens de Norvège.
    I am from Norway.
    This sentence is useful for saying where you are from using Norvège.
    Tatoeba #9159684 by Julien_PDC, translation #371916 by saeb
  • La Norvège est ma nouvelle patrie.
    Norway is my new homeland.
    This sentence is useful for describing Norway as a homeland using Norvège.
    Tatoeba #4097087 by sbamsbamsbam, translation #3362166 by Jesse
  • Nous avons visité la Norvège cet été.
    We visited Norway this summer.
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Example conversation

Two friends are discussing their travel plans in a café.

  1. Nathan

    Tu veux aller en Norvège ?
    Do you want to go to Norway?
  2. Léa

    Oui, la Norvège est magnifique.
    Yes, Norway is magnificent.
  3. Nathan

    Léa, tu préfères la Norvège ou la Suède ?
    Léa, do you prefer Norway or Sweden?
  4. Léa

    Je préfère la Norvège.
    I prefer Norway.

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