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How to Say ‘To this address, please.’ in French

À cette adresse, s'il vous plaît.

ah set ah-DRESS seel eel voo pleh

[ah set ah-DRESS seel eel voo pleh]

🇫🇷 In France: Showing the address on your phone while saying this is perfectly normal with taxi drivers.

Phrase Breakdown

À cette adresse,

ah set ah-DRESS

To this address,

Useful in a taxi. 'Cette' links to 'adresse': 'a seh-ta-DRESS'.

Example

J'habite à cette adresse.

I live at this address.

Words in this phrase

À

[ah]

to

Used with infinitive verbs to indicate purpose.

Example

Elle commence à chanter.

She begins to sing.

cette

[set]

this

A determiner used to single out a specific thing.

Example

Cette maison est ancienne.

This house is old.

adresse

[ah-DRESS]

address

Feminine noun for the location of a house or building; note the single 'd' in French.

Example

Quelle est votre adresse ?

What is your address?

s'il vous plaît.

seel eel voo pleh

please.

The polite formal 'please'. Say 'seel voo PLEH'.

Example

À la gare, s'il vous plaît.

To the station, please.

Words in this phrase

s'

[seel]

if

Part of the fixed polite expression s'il vous plaît, literally if it pleases you.

Example

S'il vous plaît, confirmez la réservation.

Please confirm the reservation.

il

[eel]

it

In il y a, il does not refer to a person; it is part of the expression meaning “there is/there are.”

Example

Est-ce qu'il y a un parking sur place ?

Is there parking on site?

vous

[voo]

you

Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.

Example

Vous aimez le film?

Do you like the movie?

plaît

[pleh]

pleases

From plaire, to please; part of the expression meaning please.

Example

S'il vous plaît, cela me plaît beaucoup.

Please, I like that very much.

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