How to Say ‘By the window’ in French
Côté hublot
koh-TAY oo-BLOH
[koh-TAY oo-BLOH]
💬 Usage Tip: Côté goes straight before the noun, with no little linking word. Côté couloir works the same way.
Phrase Breakdown
Côté
[koh-TAY]
in terms of / on the side of
Used informally to mean 'as for' or 'regarding'.
Côté goût, il est parfait.
In terms of taste, it's perfect.
hublot
[oo-BLOH]
window (of a plane or ship)
A masculine noun for the small round window on an aircraft or boat.
Regarde par le hublot !
Look out the window!
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