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How to Say ‘Do you want to go to the next street?’ in French

Tu veux aller dans la rue d'à côté ?

tyoo vuh ah-LAY dahn lah ru dee ah koh-TAY

[tyoo vuh ah-LAY dahn lah ru dee ah koh-TAY]

💬 Usage Tip: Tu veux plus an action is an easy way to suggest a plan. Try Tu veux manger ? "Do you want to eat?".

🇫🇷 In France: On the Fête de la Musique night, every street has its own stage, so drifting to the next street for a different band is exactly what locals do.

Phrase Breakdown

Tu veux aller

tyoo vuh ah-LAY

Do you want to go

Say 'tu vuh a-LAY'. 'Veux' comes from 'vouloir', meaning to want.

Example

Tu veux aller au cinéma ?

Do you want to go to the cinema?

Words in this phrase

Tu

[tyoo]

you

An informal singular pronoun used to address one person.

Example

Tu travailles dans une start-up ou une grande entreprise ?

Do you work in a start-up or a large company?

veux

[vuh]

want

To have a desire to possess or do something.

Example

Je veux un bon de réduction, s'il vous plaît.

I want a coupon, please.

aller

[ah-LAY]

to go

Infinitive of the verb meaning to go.

Example

Je veux aller au tableau.

I want to go to the board.

dans la rue d'à côté ?

dahn lah ru dee ah koh-TAY

to the street next door?

Say 'dahn la ru da ko-TAY'. 'Dans' has a nasal vowel, so don't pronounce the 'n'. Let your voice rise at the end for a question.

Example

Il habite dans la rue d'à côté.

He lives on the street next door.

Words in this phrase

dans

[dahn]

In

Indicates inclusion within space or limits.

Example

Dans la maison, c'était calme.

In the house, it was quiet.

la

[lah]

the

A definite article preceding a noun.

Example

La porte est ouverte.

The door is open.

rue

[ru]

street

Common word for a street in addresses.

Example

J'habite rue de la Paix.

I live on Rue de la Paix.

d'

[dee]

of

Used to indicate possession or connection.

Example

Le livre d'un ami.

The book of a friend.

à

[ah]

at

A preposition indicating position or direction.

Example

À la maison.

At the house.

côté

[koh-TAY]

side

Noun meaning side; 'd'à côté' means next door / nearby.

Example

Le café est juste à côté.

The café is right next door.

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