How to Say ‘Inside’ in French
À l'intérieur
ah l an-tay-ree-uhr
[ah l an-tay-ree-uhr]
💬 Usage Tip: [À l'intérieur] means "inside" in the sense of indoors. French often uses this fuller phrase where English might just say "inside."
Phrase Breakdown
À
[ah]
at / in
Preposition used here to indicate location: indoors.
À l'intérieur, il fait plus calme.
Indoors, it is calmer.
l'
[l]
the
Contracted article before a vowel, part of 'l'intérieur.'
À l'intérieur, les tables sont déjà prêtes.
Inside, the tables are already ready.
intérieur
[an-tay-ree-uhr]
interior / inside
Means the inside area of a place, such as indoor seating in a restaurant.
À l'intérieur, la vue est aussi agréable.
Inside, the view is also pleasant.
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