French for Beginners - "Where do you live?"

[smileycakesify]

Thank you very much Rita!

it's very helpful for me to learn further in my french language lessons ;)

[BowseOnALevel]

tu as tres beau

[rkhaaa2]

Allah bless you

[VincentMarchetta]

it's really helpful, merci

[ale22zz]

merci, des renseignements tres utiles

[friends439]

thanks rita you have done really a great job......can you do more?

[LibbySanchez14]

you would make a great french teacher

[nofear4232]

like this lesson plus you are really hot teacher!

[mandojavier17]

make more!!!!!!!!!!!!

tu es tres helpful lol :)

[melektra1]

thank you for the lesson, that was really nice and helpful :)

[pendex14]

ahhh jai envie de te rentrer la queue jusqu a au bout baby

[29Guitou]

Vous avez du mérite parce que le français n'est pas une langue facile et vous expliquez bien :)

[chrispatyna]

J'adore Rita!!!:)

[KiwiHorseProductions]

So...for cities you either use "a" or "en" right? (but mostly "a" right?) and for countries you use "en", "au", or "aux," right? so you would never use "a" for countries? and never use "au" or "aux" for cities?

[SeishinNoIro]

I know this is really old, but I do have a little question to ask.

While the preposition changes to determine what country you live in, does the same apply to what language you speak? I kind of assumed that since you say "j'habite en France," then you say "comment ça s'appelle en français?" for that reason as well. But "français" is masculine... Does it ever change or is it always "on dit en [language here]"?

[noxus1988]

@SeishinNoIro all the languages are masculine, you always say "en [language]"