No. 8,262 in French
walmart
In French, "Walmart" refers to the American multinational retail corporation Walmart, known for its chain of discount department stores and grocery stores.
In a sentence
Je suis allé à Walmart hier pour acheter des fournitures de bureau.
I went to Walmart yesterday to buy office supplies.
The word 'Walmart' is used here as a proper noun referring to the specific retail store.
Les produits chez Walmart sont souvent abordables.
Products at Walmart are often affordable.
'Walmart' is mentioned as the store location providing affordable products, indicating its market characteristic.
Pouvez-vous me guider jusqu'à Walmart, s'il vous plaît ?
Can you guide me to Walmart, please?
Here 'Walmart' is used as a destination, implying the use of its name to locate the place.
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