Saying Where You Are Staying

Another important part of conversation you may need when you first start talking to someone (especially if you are foreign and visiting France) is how to say where you live, or where you are staying.

To say where you live, You say “Je vis…” This is “I live…”

Another thing you might like to say is where about you live. For example, an apartment or a house. To do this, you say “On habite dans un appartement”.

To say “I live alone” you would say “Je vis seul”. Or if you are a woman, you would say “Je vis seule”.

Something you may find more useful if you’re visiting France on a holiday, is to say where you are staying.

For example, to say “I’m staying at the Hotel” you would say “Je suis descendu a l‘hotel”. To say how long you are staying, you simply say “Je suis a Paris pour une semaine”. This would mean “I am staying in Paris for a week”.

You may use the phrases described above when you are asked the question “Vous etres descendu a quell hotel?” which means “Which hotel are you staying at?”