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What does chez vous mean in English?

"Chez vous" in French literally translates to "at your place" or "at your home".

It's a common phrase used to:

* Invite someone to your home: "Venez chez moi pour dîner" (Come to my place for dinner).

* Ask about someone's living situation: "Où est chez vous?" (Where do you live?).

* Refer to someone's home in general: "J'ai passé une agréable soirée chez vous" (I had a pleasant evening at your place).

The phrase "chez vous" is always used in a polite and respectful way. It's a way of acknowledging that someone has a home and a place to belong.

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