J'habite à Indianapolis. The city starts with a vowel, so is it still correct?

J'habite à Indianapolis. The city starts with a vowel, so is it still correct?

This question relates to:French lesson "J'habite à [city] = I live in [city]"

Asked 2 years ago

AurélieKwiziq language super star

Bonjour Pen ! Yes, it's always "à" for cities :) Bonne journée !

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J'habite à Indianapolis. The city starts with a vowel, so is it still correct?

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