How to Say ‘Where is the metro station?’ in French
Où est la station de métro?
oo eh la sta-si-ohn duh may-troh
[oo eh la sta-si-ohn duh may-troh]
💬 Usage Tip: Use 'la station de métro' for an easy way to find transit in cities.
🇫🇷 In France: Paris metro is highly efficient and the maps are color-coded for ease!
Phrase Breakdown
Où
[oo]
Where
Used to ask for the location of a place or object.
Où est la station de métro la plus proche?
Where is the nearest metro station?
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular of the verb 'to be', indicating presence.
Où est la station de police?
Where is the police station?
la station de métro
la sta-si-ohn duh may-troh
the metro station
Refers to the place where you catch the subway.
Je vais à la station de métro.
I am going to the metro station.
Words in this phrase
la
[la]
the
Definite article used before nouns.
Où est la station-service?
Where is the gas station?
station
[sta-si-ohn]
station
Place where transport resources or facilities are available.
Nous y allons après la station.
We are going there after the station.
de
[duh]
of
Preposition indicating relation or possession.
La carte de métro est nécessaire.
The subway map is necessary.
métro
[may-troh]
subway
An underground railway system.
Je prends le métro chaque jour.
I take the subway every day.
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