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"I'm going to my home" - why is it not used in French ? I'm English and we say it frequently in England.

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"I'm going to my home" - why is it not used in French ? I'm English and we say it frequently in England.

This question relates to:French lesson "Chez = at someone's place (French Prepositions)"
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"My home" in French = "chez moi".

Je vais chez moi = I'm going to my home.

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"I'm going to my home" - why is it not used in French ? I'm English and we say it frequently in England.

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