French War and Military Vocabulary Unfortunately, to follow the news in French, this bilingual French English war and military vocabulary may come in handy. War = La Guerre (not la gare) La guerre – war. Watch out for the pronunciation since I hear many students mistake “la gare” (A sound = the train station) with “la guerre” (ay sound). Peace = La Paix This weird French word ends in a silent X, and is pronounced like “pay”. We talk about “des pourparlers de paix”, “des négociations de paix” = peace talks. French War Vocabulary Une arme = a weapon Different French Armies L’armée – the army (general term)L’armée de terre – the army (the ground division)L’armée de l’air – the Air ForceLa Marine Nationale – the Navy (not the Marines, which would be translated as… I’m not sure: “les forces spéciales” maybe… Note as well that “la marine marchande” is the ensemble of commercial ships. How do You Say World War I and World War II in French? We have several ways to talk about WWI and WWII in French. The War Against Terror in French
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