How to Say ‘At my house,’ in French
Chez moi,
shay mwah
[shay mwah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Chez] is the usual way to say "at someone's place": [chez moi], [chez toi], [chez Marie]. French does not say the equivalent of "in my house" for this everyday idea.
Phrase Breakdown
Chez
[shay]
at
In the expression 'chez moi', 'chez' means 'at the home/place of'.
Chez moi, on fête les anniversaires le soir.
At my place, we celebrate birthdays in the evening.
moi
[mwah]
me / my place
Here 'moi' means 'me', and in 'chez moi' it means 'at my home' or 'at my place'.
Chez moi, il y a toujours un gâteau pour l’anniversaire.
At my place, there is always a cake for the birthday.
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