How do you say "From here" in French?

"From here" in French is "D'ici". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘From here’ in French

Q: What does "D'ici" mean in English?

"D'ici" means "From here" in English. Usage tip: [D'] is a shortened form of [de] before a vowel, so [d'ici] means [from here]. Like [c'] or [j'], [d'] cannot stand alone.

D'ici

dee ee-SEE

[dee ee-SEE]

💬 Usage Tip: [D'] is a shortened form of [de] before a vowel, so [d'ici] means [from here]. Like [c'] or [j'], [d'] cannot stand alone.

Phrase Breakdown

[dee]

from

Shortened form of “de” before a vowel; here it means “from.”

Example

D'ici, on voit la mer.

From here, you can see the sea.

ici

[ee-SEE]

here

A word meaning “here,” referring to the current place.

Example

Ici, il y a un café.

Here, there is a café.

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