Sentence examples of "allé" in French

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Je suis allé à pied à l'école. I walked to school.
Es-tu allé à Londres ? Have you been to London?
Je suis allé en Inde. I have been to India.
Je suis allé au Canada. I have been to Canada.
J'y suis souvent allé. I have often been there.
Il est allé en France. He has been to France.
Êtes-vous déjà allé à Okinawa ? Have you ever been to Okinawa?
Où s'en était-il allé ? Where was he headed?
Es-tu déjà allé au Mexique ? Have you ever been to Mexico?
Êtes-vous déjà allé à Hawaï ? Have you ever been to Hawaii?
je n'y suis jamais allé I've never been there
Es-tu déjà allé au Canada ? Have you ever been to Canada?
Je suis déjà allé à Londres. I have been to London.
Êtes-vous déjà allé à Nikko ? Have you ever been to Nikko?
Êtes-vous déjà allé en Amérique ? Have you ever been to America?
Il est allé en Suisse avant. He has been to Switzerland before.
Es-tu jamais allé là-bas ? Have you ever been there?
Il s'en est déjà allé. He has left already.
Êtes-vous déjà allé en Afrique ? Have you ever been to Africa?
Es-tu déjà allé à Kobe ? Have you ever been to Kobe?
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