21 French phrases to do with "ASKING DIRECTIONS"

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to using French phrases for navigation. It covers how to ask for directions, describe locations, and navigate streets. Additionally, it explains how to use maps and understand cardinal directions in French. The tutorial is designed to help learners effectively communicate and find their way in French-speaking areas.

What is a common French phrase to ask for directions to a place?

• Where is the nearest hospital?

• Excuse me, where is...?

• Can you show me the way?

• How far is it?

How would you ask if a location is close by in French?

• How do I get there?

• Is it near here?

• Is it far from here?

• Where is the nearest bank?

What is the French phrase for asking if a place is far from the current location?

• Where is the nearest station?

• Is it far from here?

• Is it near here?

• How do I get there?

Which phrase would you use to describe a hotel located in the city center?

• The hotel is in the suburbs.

• The hotel is downtown.

• The hotel is near the airport.

• The hotel is by the river.

What is the correct way to instruct someone to go straight and then turn left?

• Go straight and take the first road on the right.

• Turn left and then go straight.

• Go straight and take the first road on the left.

• Turn right and then go straight.

If you are told to 'cross the road and take the first road on the left,' what should you do?

• Go straight without crossing.

• Turn right immediately.

• Cross the road and take the first road on the right.

• Cross the road and take the first road on the left.

Which direction would you take if instructed to 'turn right at the traffic lights'?

• Stop at the traffic lights.

• Turn right at the traffic lights.

• Go straight at the traffic lights.

• Turn left at the traffic lights.