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How do you say France in French?

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how do you say the name of the country(France) in the language of french

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frenche
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La France.
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France. The only difference with the English pronunciation is the R, the French use a hard 'r' sound coming from the back of the throat.
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"La France".

You'd normally use an article in front of a country's name in French--for example, "Les Etats-Unis" for the United States or "L'Angleterre" for England.
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Pronunciation is like the 'ah' in 'father', and the article 'la' is like the English 'ahh' as in surprise, or 'I get it'.

So, you would pronounce the name of the country,La France, as:

L(ahh) Fr(ah)nce
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France
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france!

french is: francais
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La France
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