"en", can be used in 'en ce jour': on this day. Or 'lire en courant': read while running.
dans, means in, 'les fruits sont dans la boîte': the fruits are in the box. Or 'Dans l'autobus ce matin': In the bus this morning.
Well:
1. En expresses a duration: en une heure, dans the end of the duration: dans une heure
2. We use EN followed with a word with no article: en prison, and Dans before a word with an article: dans la prison
3. En for month and years: en juin, en 1920
For more information on the difference between 'dans' and 'en', see the related link below.
To say "in" in French, you can use the word "dans." For example, "in the house" would be "dans la maison."
en, dans, dedans
The word for "in" in french is "dans" which is more like inside but you can use "en" which is more common.le lait est dans le frico. The milk is in the frige.J'habite en france. I live in France
en, dedans, dans
est dans or est en
is in = "est en" is -- est in -- dans
J'habite en Angleterre dans un appartement, je vis dans un appartement en Angleterre.
It's a set phrase that means "in French in the (original) text". When you translate something into French and there are French words in the original text, you can add a note saying "en Français dans le texte" to inform the reader.In casual speech it is often used as a funny way to say "in French". For instance if someone doesn't understand something someone else says (because of the use of foreign words or slang) he might say "et en français dans le texte, ça donne quoi ?" to say "can you repeat that in French ?"Other examples from a Google search :"Lunchbox, ou boîte repas en Français dans le texte, ..." = "Lunchbox, or boîte repas in French, ...""Sam & Max en français dans le texte" = "Sam & Max (video game) in French" (news about the game being translated into French)Sometimes it can also use be used ironically to say that something is not French. For instance "elle l'a traité de «geek» (en français dans le texte)" = "she called him a 'geek' (yes in English)".
dans deux jours
You would say "J'habite dans un appartement" in French.
"In" can mean "in" or "into" in French, depending on the context. It is a preposition used to indicate location or direction.
"he is in a village in Scotland"