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What is the difference between chez and dans and ā ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
- French (France)
chez : used for someone's house "je vais chez des amis" or shop "je vais chez le boucher"
dans : means inside, used for objects or rooms "J'ai des stylos dans ma trousse", "les ciseaux sont dans la cuisine"
à : kinda hard to explain, used for locations, more general "Elle habite à la campagne", "Je vais aller à l'étranger"
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- French (France)
je vais CHEZ moi (I'm going home)
j'ai un grand lit DANS ma chambre (I've a big bed in my bedroom)
J'habite À Paris et je vie EN France (I live in Paris and I live in France) 😉
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