🇫🇷 How to say

“here” in French

ici
Illustration of "here" in a French cultural setting
A person points to a spot on a map laid out on a wooden table. Their finger rests directly on a small red star marking the destination, with a cup of coffee and a pair of reading glasses nearby.

Usage note

Use 'ici' to talk about the exact place where you or something is located. It's the simplest way to say 'here' in French, and you'll often hear it in directions or when pointing something out.

Examples

  • Je suis ici.

    I am here.

  • Viens ici, s'il te plaît.

    Come here, please.

  • Le livre est ici, sur la table.

    The book is here, on the table.

Quick check

What does "ici" mean?

  • A. here
  • B. how are you
  • C. how
  • D. I am

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