chez
In French, when you talk about going to someone's house or place, you use "chez".
Examples:
-
Je vais chez Paul.
I’m going to Paul’s house. -
Nous sommes chez le médecin.
We are at the doctor’s (office). -
Elle reste chez elle.
She’s staying at her place (at home).
So:
| English | French |
|---|---|
| at Paul's house | chez Paul |
| at the dentist's | chez le dentiste |
| at my place/home | chez moi |
| at her place | chez elle |
Let me know if you want a full mini-guide on "chez" in different contexts!
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