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French word explanation

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This is the word “chez”. It has two different uses:

1) To be at somebody’s house

Julien est chez Marie. Julien is at Marie’s (house).

Je vais chez une amie. I’m going to a friend’s home/home.

Jean reste chez lui. Jean is staying at his place/home.

Marc ne va pas chez Jean aujourd’hui. Marc isn’t going to Jean’s place today.

To be in somebody’s country/place of residence

Chez moi on parle Français. In my country one speaks French (French is spoken).

Chez nous on mange avec des baguettes. People eat with chopsticks in our country.

Est-ce que vous parlez Anglais ou Français chez vous? Do you speak English or French in your country?

Ça se fait pas chez nous! That isn’t done (don’t do that) in our country!

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Languages (French ) Note on French word explanation, created by Yean Sze See on 08/06/2017.
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