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[cinder arrow]

it means "opposite", as in across the street from.

La bijouterie est en face de l'hôpital = The jewelry store is across the street from the hospital

Is that what you're trying to say? I'm not sure what you mean by "the opposite way from the hospital"

[green orchid]

yea

wait so

for exmaple

if i haVE LIKE a map

and the jewlery shop is on the top

and teh parc is under it

across the road

like thers a road seperating them

woudl i say la bijouterie est en face du parc

@cinder arrow

[cinder arrow]

Yes, if the park is across the road from the jewelry shop, then "en face de" applies.

Le parc est en face de la bijouterie.

[green orchid]

Au coin de la banque est la boite aux lettrres

can i say this

according to the map(the bank and letter box is top right)