How to Say ‘It's at the end of the street’ in French
C'est au bout de la rue
suh eh oh boo duh lah roo
[suh eh oh boo duh lah roo]
Phrase Breakdown
C'est au bout
suh eh oh boo
It's at the end
Link 'c'est' and 'au': 'say-to boo'.
C'est au bout, à gauche.
It's at the end, on the left.
Words in this phrase
C'
[suh]
It
Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
C'est incroyable.
It is incredible.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
au
[oh]
at the
A phrase used to indicate location, time, or a condition.
Elle est au parc.
She is at the park.
bout
[boo]
end
Masculine noun for the end or tip of something; 'au bout de' means at the end of.
La gare est au bout du chemin.
The station is at the end of the path.
de la rue
duh lah roo
of the street
Round your lips for the u in 'rue': 'duh la ru'.
Au coin de la rue.
At the corner of the street.
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
Expressing the relationship between part and a whole.
Un verre de lait.
A glass of milk.
la
[lah]
the
A definite article preceding a noun.
La porte est ouverte.
The door is open.
rue
[roo]
street
A road in a town or city.
Oui, juste au coin de la rue Victor-Hugo.
Yes, just at the corner of Victor Hugo Street.
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