In the City

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Use 'dans la rue' to mean 'in the street'.

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Often used in the plural 'les feux' in urban contexts.

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Use the preposition 'sur' for walking on a sidewalk.

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Can also refer to a roundabout in some contexts.

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Feminine form is 'la piétonne'.

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Synonym of 'immeuble' for general structures.

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Often preceded by 'dans un' or 'dans le'.

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Also means a seat or parking space.

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The 't' at the end is silent.

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Takes l' due to the starting vowel 'a'.

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Used for metro, bus, or tram stops.

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Essential urban shop, distinct from 'patisserie'.

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Recognizable by its green cross sign in France.

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Compound word from 'super' and 'marché'.

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Note the acute accent on the first 'e'.

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Also known as 'hôtel de ville' in larger cities.

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Irregular plural: 'les hôpitaux'. Silent 'h'.

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Can also mean post station or position depending on context.

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Uncountable noun in this context; rarely used in plural.

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The final 't' is silent.

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Used as an adjective here meaning extremely busy or packed.

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Adjective describing a street or zone closed to cars.

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Regular -er verb.

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Reflexive verb conjugated with 'être' in compound tenses.

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Regular -er verb, uses 'à' for cities.