How to Say "Walmart" in French

Walmart

The English phrase "walmart" is translated into French as Walmart.

The term refers to the large American multinational retail corporation that operates a chain of hypermarkets and discount stores.

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In France, the term walmartisation is used by sociologists and journalists to describe the perceived threat of American-style big-box retail displacing small local shops.
The concept of a 'hypermarket' (the type of store Walmart operates) was actually popularized in France by the brand Carrefour before spreading globally.
Because France values the commerce de proximité or 'neighborhood trade', referring to a Walmart-style store can sometimes carry a negative social connotation.

Sami travaille toujours à Walmart à ce jour.
Sami still works at Walmart to this day.
This sentence is useful for stating where someone is currently employed.
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Il est à peu près aussi facile d'initier un syndicat à Walmart que d'initier un cercle athée au Vatican.
It's about as easy to start a union in a Walmart as it is to start an atheist club in the Vatican.
This sentence uses a comparison to illustrate the difficulty of starting a union at Walmart.
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Hier, j'ai fait mes courses chez Walmart .
Yesterday, I did my shopping at Walmart.
Je dois acheter des produits ménagers, je vais aller au magasin Walmart .
I need to buy household products, I'm going to the Walmart store.
Je vais passer chez Walmart pour acheter du pain.
I'm going to drop by Walmart to buy some bread.
Je dois faire des courses chez Walmart.
I have to go grocery shopping at Walmart.

Chloé and Nathan are planning their errands.

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