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Adverbes de lieu
Adverbs of place express where the action of a verb occurs.
| ___ here | ci- | |
| ___ there | là- | |
| above | dessus | |
| after | après, ensuite | |
| anywhere | n’importe où | |
| around | autour | |
| before | avant | |
| behind | derrière | |
| below | dessous | |
| down(stairs) | en bas | |
| elsewhere | ailleurs | |
| everywhere | partout | |
| far away | loin | |
| here | ici | |
| high | haut | |
| in front | devant | |
| inside | dedans | |
| low | bas | |
| near | près | |
| next door | à côté | |
| nowhere | nulle part | |
| opposite | en face | |
| outside | dehors | |
| somewhere | quelque part | |
| there | là | |
| up(stairs) | en haut |
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