Prepositions of place: origin in French

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Prepositions of place: origin

In general, de = from.
Je viens de Paris. I come from Paris.
Il arrive directement de l'aéroport. He's coming straight from the airport.
Je sors de la boulangerie. I'm leaving, exiting the bakery.
Don't forget that:

de + le → du :Elle arrive du Québec. She's (just) arrived from Quebec.
de + les → des : Nous venons des États-Unis. We come from the USA.

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