How to Say ‘At your place’ in French
Chez toi
shay twah
[shay twah]
💬 Usage Tip: Chez means "at the home of" and needs no word for house: chez moi "at my place", chez Marie "at Marie's".
Phrase Breakdown
Chez
[shay]
at the home of
A preposition meaning at someone's place or home; it can also mean among or with certain people, depending on context.
On fête son anniversaire chez Marie.
We celebrate his birthday at Marie's house.
toi
[twah]
you
A stressed pronoun meaning 'you', used for emphasis or after prepositions.
Toi, tu fêtes ton anniversaire en été ?
You, do you celebrate your birthday in summer?
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