How to Say "Vermont" in French

Vermont

masculine

Vermont is the French name for the United States state of Vermont.

This term is used to refer to the specific state in the USA.

Meaning: a state in the United States (name)

Which one should you use?

While Vermont is the standard name, État du Vermont is used when you wish to explicitly refer to the state itself.

The word is a masculine noun.

While Vermont is a masculine noun in French, the word for 'mountain', montagne, is feminine. This means the state's name does not match the gender of the general French word for the landform it represents.
In French, you will rarely see Vermont used as an adjective. To describe something from the state, French speakers use the demonym vermontois for men and vermontoise for women.
While the name is French, the state's official motto is written in Latin: 'Esse Quae Deris', which means 'To be what you pretend to be'.

Le discours portera sur les industries de l'État du Vermont.
The speech will focus on the industries of the State of Vermont.
En tant que partenaire commercial, nous avons également des clients au Vermont.
As a business partner, we also have clients in Vermont.
Ah, tu as passé tes vacances dans le Vermont? C'est génial!
Ah, you spent your vacation in Vermont? That's awesome!
Il habite au Vermont.
He lives in Vermont.
Le Vermont est très beau en automne.
Vermont is very beautiful in autumn.
Nous allons passer nos vacances au Vermont.
We are going to spend our holidays in Vermont.

Manon and Gabriel are talking about travel plans.

Manon

Est-ce que tu connais le Vermont ?
Do you know Vermont?
Gabriel

Oui, j'aime beaucoup cet État.
Yes, I like that state a lot.
Manon

Gabriel, on pourrait y aller ensemble.
Gabriel, we could go there together.
Gabriel

C'est une excellente idée !
That is an excellent idea!

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