It could be a question - is there a camcorder at your place?
Probably "Bonjour chez toi" (say hi to your family) "chez toi" means "at your place" "boudoir" does not really mean anything in this context, nobody has a "boudoir" room in their apartments since over a century ago...
ta mère et toi étiez chez vous = you and your mother were at home amour = love
'chez toi' is the French equivalent for 'at your home'
'what do you have at home?'
"viens vite" means "come quickly/soon" in French. "Il est quelle heure chez toi" means "what time is it at your place?"
It means- My heart is with you, my treasure/darling
This question is asking whether we are going to your house or my house. The phrase "chez toi" means "at your place" and "chez moi" means "at my place" in French. The choice between the two depends on the context of the conversation and the agreement between the individuals involved.
"Puis-je venir chez vous/toi?" or "Est-ce que je peux venir chez vous/toi?"You can't say 'can I come to your house?' in French. In France at least, you have to say 'chez toi/vous' not 'à ta/votre maison'.
Assieds-toi means 'sit down'.
from you
Chez toi (literally: at yours)
Assieds-toi means 'sit down'.