How to Say ‘In front of the café’ in French
Devant le café
duh-VAHN luh kah-fay
[duh-VAHN luh kah-fay]
Phrase Breakdown
Devant
[duh-VAHN]
in front of
Used to show position before a landmark or building.
Le chauffeur attend Devant le café.
The driver is waiting in front of the café.
le
[luh]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
On se voit devant le café à huit heures.
We'll meet in front of the café at eight o'clock.
café
[kah-fay]
café / coffee shop
A common landmark used in directions or meeting points.
Le rendez-vous est devant le café.
The meeting point is in front of the café.
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