Could you translate this sentence into English?
Moi, je vais chez des amis à Chantilly.
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The French use «chez» not just for "house" but also in a more general sense, like a locale. So, it could be literally "Me, I'm going to visit my friends' house in Chantilly" or more generally to mean that this person is going to Chantilly, which is the locale or town of several of his (or her) friends.
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Translated literally, it means:
"Me, I am going to see my friends in Chantilly."
The expression, "aller chez des amis" means to go to your friends homes, basically meaning that you are going to visit them. I suppose Chantilly is the name of a village or a city (probably this one: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chantilly)
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It means: me ,i'm visiting some friends in chantilly because aller chez someone is meaning visiting someone
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