D'ici (en. From here)

/di.si/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

adverb

Indicates a relatively nearby location.

I come from here.

Je viens d'ici.

Refers to a fixed moment in the future.

We should arrive by tomorrow.

Nous devrions arriver d'ici demain.

Mentions a provenance or origin.

There is no culture from here.

Il n'y a pas de culture d'ici.

Derived from 'ici', which means 'this place'.

from here to there

Until that moment.

d'ici là

come from here

Coming from this place.

venir d'ici

to be from here

To be originally from this place.

être d'ici

here

Indicates a very nearby location.

ici

there

Indicates a distant place.

là

near

Which is located at a short distance.

proche

Used to indicate a local preference.

We eat better around here.

On mange mieux d'ici.

Said to allude to a local attitude.

The people from here are very welcoming.

Les gens d'ici sont très accueillants.