How to Say ‘Until the traffic light.’ in French
Jusqu'au feu.
zhoosk oh fuh
[zhoosk oh fuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Jusqu'au] is [jusque à le] compressed into one form, used before a masculine singular place or landmark: [jusqu'au feu], [jusqu'au coin]. French regularly merges [à le] into [au].
Phrase Breakdown
Jusqu'
[zhoosk]
until / up to
Used to show a limit or endpoint in distance or movement.
Marchez jusqu'au feu.
Walk up to the traffic light.
au
[oh]
to the
Contraction of à + le, often meaning 'to the' with a masculine noun.
Continuez au feu rouge.
Continue to the red light.
feu
[fuh]
traffic light
In directions, feu usually refers to a traffic light or signal.
Tournez à gauche au feu.
Turn left at the traffic light.
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