How do you say In the village there is in french?

There are a few ways to say "In the village there is" in French, depending on what you want to emphasize:

Formal:

* Dans le village, il y a... (This is the most common and direct translation)

More informal:

* Au village, il y a... (This is more common in spoken French)

* Dans le village, on trouve... (This emphasizes finding something in the village)

* Le village a... (This emphasizes the village having something)

You can then follow these phrases with the noun you want to say exists in the village, for example:

* Dans le village, il y a une église. (In the village, there is a church.)

* Au village, il y a un marché. (In the village, there is a market.)

* Dans le village, on trouve de bons restaurants. (In the village, you can find good restaurants.)

* Le village a une belle fontaine. (The village has a beautiful fountain.)

Remember to choose the phrase that best suits the context and formality of your speech.