How to Say ‘The station is right there.’ in French
La station est juste là.
lah sta-syon eh zhoost lah
[lah sta-syon eh zhoost lah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Juste là] means right there, with [juste] adding the sense of "exactly" or "just." You will hear the same idea in [juste ici] for "right here."
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article used before a feminine noun.
La station est près d’ici.
The station is near here.
station
[sta-syon]
station
Usually means a station, such as a train, metro, or bus station.
La station de métro est fermée.
The metro station is closed.
est
[eh]
is
Third-person singular of « être », meaning « to be ».
La station est ouverte.
The station is open.
juste
[zhoost]
just; exactly
Here it means « right » or « exactly », indicating something very close or precise.
Le café est juste en face.
The café is right opposite.
là
[lah]
there
Points to a place not far away: « there » or « over there ».
Le bus s’arrête là.
The bus stops there.
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