I'm going home
"I am going home" in English.
"Je vais à la maison de ta mère" (I'm going to your mother's house) or "je vais chez ta mère" : I'm going to your mother's (place) are the two correct ways to spell it.
You can say "Je suis chez moi" in French to mean "I am home."
"Je vais à la" means "I am going to the" in English.
Je marche Ã? la maison is a way to use the preceding words in a sentence.Specifically, the pronoun je means "I." The verb marche means "(I) am walking, do walk, walk." The preposition Ã? means "to." The feminine singular definite article la means "the." The feminine noun maison means "house."The pronunciation is "zhuh mahr-shah lah meh-zoh."
"je veux aller à la maison / rentrer à la maison"
"je rentre à la maison" or "je vais à la maison"
Je vais être à la maison
"Je vais à la maison de ta mère" (I'm going to your mother's house) or "je vais chez ta mère" : I'm going to your mother's (place) are the two correct ways to spell it.
You can say "Je suis chez moi" in French to mean "I am home."
"Je vais à la" means "I am going to the" in English.
je crois que je vais faire la même chose means 'I think I will do the same' in English.
Je rentre à la maison means "I'm going home" in English.
Je marche Ã? la maison is a way to use the preceding words in a sentence.Specifically, the pronoun je means "I." The verb marche means "(I) am walking, do walk, walk." The preposition Ã? means "to." The feminine singular definite article la means "the." The feminine noun maison means "house."The pronunciation is "zhuh mahr-shah lah meh-zoh."
à la maison = AT homeje suis à Paris = I am IN Paris je vais à Paris = I go TO Paris de 2 à 4 = from 2 TO 4
"finalement je rentre à la maison" (you took the decision after much dithering / hesitating) "je rentre enfin à la maison" (you would have gone home earlier but it wasn't possible)
I want to go home
Emily's house is 'la maison d'Émilie' in French. When you say that you're going at Emily's, this is 'je vais chezÉmilie.