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...
"on va chez toi ou on va chez moi ?" means "your place or mine?" in French.
"Ã la maison", or "chez soi" (chez moi, chez toi, chez lui - chez elle - chez soi, chez nous, chez vous, chez eux - chez elles)
Can I come to your house: Puis-je venir chez-toi
'what is wrong with you? is translated "qu'est-ce qui ne vas pas avec toi ?" in French. (sometimes the 'avec' is replaced by 'chez')
Well, the translation is: Do you have a computer at home or do you use one at school?
"on va chez toi ou on va chez moi ?" means "your place or mine?" in French.
"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'.
Chez toi (literally: at yours)
"fais comme chez toi" or "faites comme chez vous"
"Ã la maison", or "chez soi" (chez moi, chez toi, chez lui - chez elle - chez soi, chez nous, chez vous, chez eux - chez elles)
Se voir chez toi
'chez toi' is the French equivalent for 'at your home'
The cast of Fais comme chez toi - 2007 includes: Renaud Bechet as Laurent Emmanuelle Destremau as Joanne Alain Fromager as Eric
"viens vite" means "come quickly/soon" in French. "Il est quelle heure chez toi" means "what time is it at your place?"
'what do you have at home?'
It means- My heart is with you, my treasure/darling
Can I come to your house: Puis-je venir chez-toi