How to Say ‘The one next to the bakery.’ in French
Celle à côté de la boulangerie.
SEL AH koh-TAY duh lah boo-lahn-zhuh-REE
[SEL AH koh-TAY duh lah boo-lahn-zhuh-REE]
💬 Usage Tip: Celle stands in for a feminine noun already mentioned, here la pharmacie. For a masculine one, use celui: celui à côté du café "the one next to the café".
Phrase Breakdown
Celle à côté
SEL AH koh-TAY
The one next to
'Celle' means 'the one' (feminine) and refers to 'la pharmacie'. Link 'celle' to 'à'.
Celle à côté est moins chère.
The one next door is cheaper.
Words in this phrase
Celle
[SEL]
the one
Feminine demonstrative pronoun replacing a feminine noun already mentioned.
Je préfère celle-ci.
I prefer this one.
à
[AH]
at / next (in 'à côté de')
Preposition; with 'côté de' it forms 'next to'.
J'habite à côté du parc.
I live next to the park.
côté
[koh-TAY]
side
Noun meaning side; 'd'à côté' means next door / nearby.
Le café est juste à côté.
The café is right next door.
de la boulangerie.
duh lah boo-lahn-zhuh-REE
the bakery.
Completes 'à côté de'. Stress falls lightly on the last syllable.
C'est près de la boulangerie.
It's near the bakery.
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.
boulangerie
[boo-lahn-zhuh-REE]
bakery
Feminine noun: shop selling bread and pastries.
J'achète du pain à la boulangerie.
I buy bread at the bakery.
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