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How to Say ‘At the traffic light’ in French

Au feu

oh fuh

[oh fuh]

💬 Usage Tip: feu literally means "fire", but in directions it means the traffic light. au is à + le merged together, so you'll never hear "à le".

Phrase Breakdown

Au

[oh]

at the

A phrase used to indicate location, time, or a condition.

Example

Elle est au parc.

She is at the park.

feu

[fuh]

traffic light

Literally 'fire'; in directions it means the traffic lights.

Example

Le feu est rouge.

The traffic light is red.

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