What is another name for France?

l'hexagone and it is called this because France looks like a hexagone.

It's another name for the South of France

France in French is La France, but its official name is "La République française" (in English "The French Republic"). Another name often used to mean France is L'Héxagone (The Hexagon), due to the country's distinctive outline.

France has another official name, 'république française' which literally means 'French republic'

The name France is from the Franks who were a German tribe who settled there. Another cool fact of France is that there are over 40,000 chateaus located there.

the South East coast of France (the French Riviera)

les classes moyennes, la bourgeoisie

'The Hexagon' is another name for France. It refers to the shape of the country. So all mainland French cities are in the Hexagon.

Yes. There is one in Alaska, and another one in France. Yes. There is one in Alaska, and another one in France. Yes. There is one in Alaska, and another one in France. Yes. There is one in Alaska, and another one in France.

No, France was never a colony of another country.

No, France has never been a colony of another country.

France is English for française. For example, the official name of France in french is République française. France is a French first name, not really a family name.

France Castel's birth name is France Bgin.

The "new world" - it included far more than present day Quebec

france received its name from.... Gaul! (: