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How to Say ‘To the park’ in French

Au parc

oh park

[oh park]

💬 Usage Tip: Au is a merged form of à le, used before a masculine place. So it's au parc and au cinéma "to the cinema", but à la plage "to the beach".

Phrase Breakdown

Au

[oh]

to the

Used inside au nom de, meaning under the name of.

Example

C'est au nom de Emily Smith .

It is under the name Emily Smith.

parc

[park]

park

A public green space with grass, trees and paths where people walk and play.

Example

Les enfants jouent au parc.

The children are playing in the park.

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