How to Say ‘At the next street’ in French
À la prochaine rue
ah lah proh-shen roo
[ah lah proh-shen roo]
💬 Usage Tip: French often uses [à] where English uses [at] or [on]: [à la prochaine rue] means turn at the next street. You can reuse the pattern with places and points on a route, like [à gauche] or [à droite].
Phrase Breakdown
À
[ah]
at; to
A preposition used here to indicate the point where you should turn.
À la prochaine rue, tournez à droite.
At the next street, turn right.
la
[lah]
the
Definite article used with a feminine singular noun like rue.
À la prochaine rue, il y a un feu.
At the next street, there is a traffic light.
prochaine
[proh-shen]
next
An adjective indicating the following one in sequence.
À la prochaine rue, on tourne à gauche.
At the next street, we turn left.
rue
[roo]
street
A common noun for a street or road in a town or city.
À la prochaine rue, la circulation est plus fluide.
At the next street, traffic is smoother.
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