How to Say ‘Near my place’ in French
Près de chez moi
PREH duh shay mwah
[PREH duh shay mwah]
💬 Usage Tip: Chez moi means "my place" with no word for house needed. Swap in chez toi "your place" or chez Paul "Paul's place".
Phrase Breakdown
Près de
PREH duh
Near
'Près de' means 'close to'. The 's' is silent: 'prè-duh'.
C'est près de la gare.
It's near the station.
Words in this phrase
Près
[PREH]
near
Used with 'de' to mean close to.
J'habite près de la gare.
I live near the station.
de
[duh]
of
Expressing the relationship between part and a whole.
Un verre de lait.
A glass of milk.
chez moi
shay mwah
my place
'Chez' + person means 'at someone's home'.
Viens chez moi.
Come to my place.
Words in this phrase
chez
[shay]
at the home of / at
A preposition often used for being at someone’s place, or feeling in a familiar environment.
Lors des échanges, on se sent presque chez Chez les collègues ouverts.
During conversations, you almost feel at home among open colleagues.
moi
[mwah]
me
The person speaking or writing.
Ils ont dîné chez moi.
They had dinner at my place.
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