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How to Say ‘Do you live in the neighborhood?’ in French

Vous habitez dans le quartier ?

voo ah-bee-tay dahn luh kar-tee-ay

[voo ah-bee-tay dahn luh kar-tee-ay]

🇫🇷 In France: With another parent you would usually start with [vous] unless you already know each other well. It keeps the question friendly but not too familiar.

Phrase Breakdown

Vous

[voo]

you

Formal or plural word for "you."

Example

Vous attendez aussi devant l'école ?

Are you waiting in front of the school too?

habitez

[ah-bee-tay]

live

From the verb "habiter," meaning to live somewhere.

Example

Vous habitez ici depuis longtemps ?

Have you lived here for a long time?

Dans le quartier

dahn luh kar-tee-ay

In the neighborhood

Shows the place where someone lives.

Example

Nous habitons dans le quartier.

We live in the neighborhood.

Words in this phrase

dans

[dahn]

in

A preposition meaning "in" or "inside."

Example

On se voit souvent dans ce quartier.

We see each other often in this neighborhood.

le

[luh]

the

Masculine singular definite article meaning "the."

Example

Le quartier est pratique pour l'école.

The neighborhood is convenient for the school.

quartier

[kar-tee-ay]

neighborhood

Refers to the local area or district where people live.

Example

Le quartier est très agréable pour les familles.

The neighborhood is very pleasant for families.

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