How to Say “Poland” in French

Pologne
/pɔ.lɔɲ/feminine
The English phrase "Poland" is translated into French as Pologne.
Pologne is the name of the European country.
Meaning: European country (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

Because Pologne is a feminine noun, the preposition en is used to mean "in Poland" (en Pologne). When the country is the subject or object of a sentence, the definite article la is used before it, such as in la Pologne.

How do you pronounce it?

/pɔ.lɔɲ/

Did you know?

  • In French, the name Pologne is always capitalized, but the adjective for things from Poland, polonais, is written with a lowercase 'p' unless it refers to a person.
  • The term polonais can also refer to a specific type of traditional dance or folk music from Pologne in French musical contexts.
  • Because Pologne is feminine, the French word for a Polish woman is une Polonaise and for a Polish man is un Polonais.

Examples in context

  • Où se trouve la Pologne ?
    Where is Poland?
    This sentence is useful for asking for the location of Pologne.
    Tatoeba #6877000 by GB3, translation #3003557 by CN
  • La Pologne est un grand pays.
    Poland is a big country.
    This sentence is useful for describing Pologne as a large country.
    Tatoeba #1317784 by Mutusen, translation #920284 by CN
  • La Pologne est la prochaine étape.
    Poland is next.
    This sentence is useful for stating that Pologne is the next destination.
    Tatoeba #12861840 by Rovo, translation #10691720 by AutoBot
  • Je rêve de visiter la Pologne un jour.
    I dream of visiting Poland one day.
  • La Pologne est célèbre pour sa riche histoire.
    Poland is famous for its rich history.
  • 27 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Nathan and Léa are looking at a map of Europe.

  1. Nathan

    Regarde, c'est ici la Pologne.
    Look, this is Poland here.
  2. Léa

    C'est très près de l'Allemagne.
    It is very close to Germany.
  3. Nathan

    Oui, je veux visiter la Pologne.
    Yes, I want to visit Poland.
  4. Léa

    C'est une excellente idée, Nathan.
    That is a great idea, Nathan.

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