How do you say "This address" in French?

"This address" in French is "Cette adresse". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘This address’ in French

Q: What does "Cette adresse" mean in English?

"Cette adresse" means "This address" in English. Usage tip: [Cette] is the form of "this" used before a feminine singular noun: [cette adresse], [cette rue]. With a masculine noun, it changes: [ce ticket].

Cette adresse

set a-dress

[set a-dress]

💬 Usage Tip: [Cette] is the form of "this" used before a feminine singular noun: [cette adresse], [cette rue]. With a masculine noun, it changes: [ce ticket].

Phrase Breakdown

Cette

[set]

This

Demonstrative adjective for pointing something out.

Example

Je dois aller à cette adresse.

I need to go to this address.

adresse

[a-dress]

address

Details of a location's name and other identifiers.

Example

Cette adresse n'est pas correcte.

This address is not correct.

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