What does "bien" translate as in the first sentence, "Vous êtes bien chez Anne-Sophie et Guy Degrenne?"
Vous êtes bien chez eux
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Drew B.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Vous êtes bien chez eux
This question relates to:French interactive reading exercise "Mon répondeur"
Listening or Seeing B2, Language & Education, Family & Relationships, Technology & Science, Reading B2
Asked 4 years ago
Hi Drew,
It is just one of those idiomatic uses of 'bien' (correctly translated by Chris ) but it is a statement and not a question -
You are indeed at the home of ... = you have dialled the right number
Hope this helps!
Chris W. Kwiziq Q&A super contributor
Vous êtes bien chez Anne-Sophie et Guy Degrenne? -- Are you at the home of Anne-Sophie et Guy Degrenne?
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Vous êtes bien chez eux
What does "bien" translate as in the first sentence, "Vous êtes bien chez Anne-Sophie et Guy Degrenne?"
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