villas
The English phrase "villas" is translated into French as villas.
The term villas refers to villas.
Did you know?
- In some French urban planning contexts, a villa can refer to a small, private dead-end street lined with houses.
- In historical French texts, the term villa was used to describe the center of a Roman agricultural estate, which included both the owner's house and the working farm.
- In French, a villa often describes a modest house in a quiet suburban area or a holiday home, rather than the palatial mansions common in English usage.
Examples in context
- Nous avons réservé une villa en Provence pour les vacances.We have booked a villa in Provence for our vacation.
- Nous louons des villas à Nice.We are renting villas in Nice.
- Ces villas sont très luxueuses.These villas are very luxurious.
- Il y a de belles villas ici.There are beautiful villas here.
Example conversation
Nathan and Chloé are looking at a vacation rental website.
- NathanRegarde ces jolies villas en bord de mer.Look at these lovely villas by the sea.
- ChloéOui, les villas sont magnifiques !Yes, the villas are magnificent!
- NathanLaquelle préfères-tu, Chloé ?Which one do you prefer, Chloé?
- ChloéJe préfère la première.I prefer the first one.
