How to say correct - J'habite Paris OR J'habite à Paris?
Bonjour à tous!
Native French speakers, could you please explain me the difference between J'habite Paris and J'habite à Paris? Are they actually both gramatically correct? If yes, what is the difference between them?
Thanks in advance!
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Merci!!! :)))
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I agree with Sillage, habiter is a verb that can be transitive and also intransitive, so both are grammatically correct. Regarding frequency of usage, maybe "habiter à" is slightly more common.
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« J'habite Paris » and « J'habite à Paris » are interchangeable. They convey the same meaning. You can confidently use both, and you'll probably hear both.
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