Sentence examples of "to" in English with translation "chez"

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Please come to my house. Venez chez moi, je vous prie.
I have to go home. Je dois rentrer chez moi.
He went to the dentist. Il se rendit chez le dentiste.
I need to go home. Je dois aller chez moi.
He came to my house. Il est venu chez moi.
I want to be at home. Je veux être chez moi.
I have to go home now. Je dois rentrer chez moi maintenant.
I'll come to your place. Je vais passer chez toi.
He invited me to his house. Il m'a invité chez lui.
She went to the hairdresser's. Elle est allée chez le coiffeur.
Come to my house this afternoon. Venez chez moi cet après-midi.
He lives next door to us. Il habite à côté de chez nous.
I'm going to my house. Je vais chez moi.
Did you go to the doctor? T'es-tu rendu chez le médecin ?
I've been to the dentist. J'ai été chez le dentiste.
It's good to be home. C'est bon d'être chez soi.
We invited him to our house. Nous l'invitâmes chez nous.
She brought him to our place. Elle l'amena chez nous.
She was eager to go home. Elle était impatiente de rentrer chez elle.
Fancy to eat at my place? Envie de manger chez moi ?
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