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INTRODUCTION
Once on the bus, you'll hear announcements informing the passengers of where the bus will stop next. Now, in the case that there is no English announcement, you may not catch the location just announced. So the phrase "What is the next stop?" my be indispensable.
GRAMMAR POINT
In French, "What is the next stop?" is Quel est le prochain arrêt ?
Quel est le prochain arrêt ?
Let’s break it down by syllable: Quel est le prochain arrêt ?
Now let's hear it once again: Quel est le prochain arrêt ?
The first word, quel, means "what."
Let's break down this word and hear it one more time: quel
And, quel
It is followed by est, which in English means "is."
Est
Est
And, est.
So to recap here, we have quel est. Literally, this means "what is."
Let’s take a look at the next word, le, means "the."
Le
Le
And, le
It is followed by prochain, which means "next."
Prochain
And, prochain
Finally, we have arrêt, which means "stop."
Arrêt
And, arrêt
So all together, we have Quel est le prochain arrêt ? Literally, this means "What is the next stop?"

Outro
Okay, to close out this lesson, we'd like you to practice what you've just learned. I'll provide you with the English equivalent of the phrase and you're responsible for shouting it aloud. You have a few seconds before I give you the answer, so bonne chance, that means “good luck” in French. Ok, here we go!
"What is the next stop?" - Quel est le prochain arrêt ?
Quel est le prochain arrêt ?
Quel est le prochain arrêt ?
This is the end of today’s lesson. See you soon! À bientôt!

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