How to Say ‘Next Wednesday, at our place?’ in French
Mercredi prochain, chez nous ?
mehr-kruh-DEE proh-shan shay noo
[mehr-kruh-DEE proh-shan shay noo]
Phrase Breakdown
Mercredi prochain,
mehr-kruh-DEE proh-shan
Next Wednesday,
'Prochain' means next and goes after the day. It ends with a nasal sound: pro-SHAN.
Mercredi prochain, je travaille.
Next Wednesday, I'm working.
Words in this phrase
Mercredi
[mehr-kruh-DEE]
Wednesday
The third day of the week in France; days are not capitalized in French sentences.
Je vais à la piscine mercredi.
I'm going to the pool on Wednesday.
prochain
[proh-shan]
next
Adjective meaning next or upcoming.
Dans « Ton prochain objectif », prochain parle de l'étape suivante.
In "Your next goal", prochain refers to the next step.
chez nous ?
shay noo
at our place?
'Chez' means at the home of. Say it shay noo, rising at the end.
Tu viens dîner chez nous ?
Are you coming to dinner at our place?
Words in this phrase
chez
[shay]
at the home of / at
A preposition often used for being at someone’s place, or feeling in a familiar environment.
Lors des échanges, on se sent presque chez Chez les collègues ouverts.
During conversations, you almost feel at home among open colleagues.
nous
[noo]
us
The stressed pronoun meaning 'us' or 'we' after a preposition like 'avec.'
Les nouvelles recrues déjeunent souvent avec nous.
New hires often have lunch with us.
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