French · word
At someone's place in French
chez
The French word is chez. It means at the home of, at (someone's place).
at the home of, at (someone's place)
Examples · 2
chez + person = at their home (chez moi, chez Marie)
Ce soir, on dîne chez Marie.Tonight we are having dinner at Marie's.chez + profession = at their place of work (chez le médecin)
Ma mère va chez le médecin ce matin.My mother is going to the doctor's this morning.
One sentence for each rule
Greyed letters are written and not pronounced. A tie marks a liaison, with the sound you hear under it. A label under a verb names its tense.
at the home of, at (someone's place)
chez + person = at their home (chez moi, chez Marie)
Ce soir, on dîne chez Marie.Tonight we are having dinner at Marie's.chez + profession = at their place of work (chez le médecin)
Ma mère va chez le médecin ce matin.My mother is going to the doctor's this morning.
Words to compare
Close in meaning or in use. Each one has its own page.
Questions people ask
- How do you say at someone's place in French?
- Chez. It means at the home of, at (someone's place).
- When do you use chez?
- chez + person = at their home (chez moi, chez Marie); chez + profession = at their place of work (chez le médecin).
- How do you use chez in a sentence?
- Ce soir, on dîne chez Marie. (Tonight we are having dinner at Marie's.)
More French words
- àto, at, in
- avecwith
- c'estit is, this is, that is
- cethis, that
- commenthow
- dansin, inside
- deof, from
- dusome
- ensome of it, of them
- etand
- il y athere is, there are
- lethe
- maisbut
- meme, to me
- moime
- monmy, your, his, her, our, their
- ne ... pasnot
- nouswe
- onwe
- ouor
- oùwhere
- parce quebecause
- pourfor
- pourquoiwhy
All French words ›The French phrasebook ›French conjugation, verb by verb ›
Learn these words inside real sentences
The French course is on its way. Leave your email and get one message when it opens.