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How to Say ‘Facing the harbour’ in French

Face au port

fahss OH POR

[fahss OH POR]

💬 Usage Tip: Au is à + le fused together. Before a feminine word it stays split: face à la mer "facing the sea".

Phrase Breakdown

Face

[fahss]

face / front

Used in 'en face de' to mean across from.

Example

Il habite en face.

He lives across the street.

au

[OH]

to the

'À + le'; 'face au' means facing.

Example

Un hôtel face au lac.

A hotel facing the lake.

port

[POR]

harbour / port

A place where boats dock.

Example

Nous marchons vers le port.

We walk toward the harbour.

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