The phrase "VIVE LA FRANCE" means:

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English

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Foreign/Latin Words

Question:

The phrase "VIVE LA FRANCE" means:

Options:

Visit our country France

Long live France

Happy life in France

Vacations are best in France

Correct Answer:

Long live France

Explanation:

The correct answer is OPTION 2- "Long Live France".

The phrase "Vive la France" means "Long Live France".

Here's why:

"Vive" is the present tense, third person singular conjugation of the French verb "vivre," which means "to live."
"La" is the definite article in French, meaning "the."
"France" refers to the country.
When combined, the phrase literally translates to "May France live!" or "Long live France!".