question Any French? Does "Du France" work in a name?

[WhoaDomain.com]

Just kicking around the "du France" term around. Is it proper French grammar? Or does "de France" win hands down 100% of the time?

 

[Spex]

Du France doesn't make grammatical sense. "De France" or 'De la France" is much better

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Du France doesn't make grammatical sense. "De France" or 'De la France" is much better

Ok.

Just saying. Not going to argue with someone french what about in the case of .....

Tour Du France
Or
Cafe du France
Or
Croissant Du France
Or
Vins Du France

(Funny did a search for "du france" just now and this thread was first page!)lol

 

[BrandChimp]

Ok.

Just saying. Not going to argue with someone french what about in the case of .....

Tour Du France
Or
Cafe du France
Or
Croissant Du France
Or
Vins Du France

(Funny did a search for "du france" just now and this thread was first page!)lol

Le tour de France / Tour de France
Du café de France / Du café français
Un croissant de France / Un croissant français
Du vin de France / Un vin français

 

[tomsa]

Just kicking around the "du France" term around. Is it proper French grammar? Or does "de France" win hands down 100% of the time?

Tour du france is not correct but Tour du monde is. To make it very simple (in fact it is more complex) you should use de when it is followed by a feminine noun and du when it is followed by a masculine noun.

 

[frank-germany]

its never a good idea to invent domains in a language you don't speak


thats my problem with .com as much as most .de I see
your french is horrible