Ailleurs vs Partout

 Great! Let’s look at the words ailleurs and partout — both are adverbs of place in French. I'll explain them with meaning, use, and examples in French, English, and Spanish.

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🌍 1. Ailleurs

• French: ailleurs

• English: elsewhere / somewhere else

• Spanish: en otro lugar / en otra parte

✅ Meaning:

Refers to a different place — not here, but somewhere else.

🟦 Examples:

• FR: Je veux aller ailleurs.

• EN: I want to go somewhere else.

• ES: Quiero ir a otro lugar.

• FR: Il regarde toujours ailleurs.

• EN: He always looks elsewhere.

• ES: Siempre mira a otro lado.

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🌍 2. Partout

• French: partout

• English: everywhere

• Spanish: en todas partes / por todas partes

✅ Meaning:

Refers to all places — everywhere.

🟦 Examples:

• FR: Il y a des gens partout.

• EN: There are people everywhere.

• ES: Hay gente por todas partes.

• FR: Elle cherche partout ses clés.

• EN: She is looking everywhere for her keys.

• ES: Está buscando las llaves por todos lados.

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🔁 Ailleurs vs Partout:

French	English	Spanish
ailleurs	somewhere else	en otro lugar
partout	everywhere	en todas partes

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