Chez

Definition of Chez

The word 'chez' is a French preposition that means 'at' or 'in the house of'.

How should Chez divide into syllables

The word 'chez' has one syllable. It is broken into one syllable, which is 'chez'. The vowels in this word are 'e' and 'e', while the consonants are 'ch' and 'z'.

Part of Speech - Chez

I am going to eat chez my friend tonight.

Sentences with Chez

• I am going to eat at my friend's house tonight.
• We had a party in their house.
• The cat is hiding inside the box.
• They live within walking distance.
• I'm going to stay in the house of my grandparents.
• She invited me to dinner at her place.
• We stayed at their home during our vacation.
• He went to work at the place of his brother.
• They had a party at the home of their neighbors.
• We had a great time hanging out with them.

Quotes with Chez

• 'Chez' is a fancy way of saying 'at' or 'in the house of' in French.
• 'Chez' adds a touch of elegance to any sentence.
• She always throws the best parties chez her parents.
• Dinner chez moi tonight, don't be late!
• I love the cozy feeling of being chez moi.
• Chez nous, everyone is always welcome.
• They have a beautiful garden chez eux.
• I'm always happy chez mes grands-parents.
• Chez is where the heart is.
• I feel safe and comfortable chez ma famille.

Number of characters in Chez

4 ( c, h, e, z )

Unique letters in Chez

4 ( c, h, e, z )

Chez Backwards

zehc

Phonetic Transcription of Chez

IPA (International): ʃeɪ

ARA (American): ʃe

EPA (English): ʃeɪ

SHEY

Phonetic Transcription of Chez

IPA (International): tʃez

ARA (American): tʃɛz

EPA (English): tʃez

CHEH-Z