This statement seems to contain English phrases mixed with translates of Dutch. Let's try to break it down: The first sentence appears to say "Down the road is a big intersection." The second sentence translates to say, "Then turn left at the canal." The third sentence is saying "This old church should be on the right side, opposite the market." The fourth sentence concludes with "The supermarket stands right behind it." Putting these together, it's hard to determine a clear location or "next to" anything specific, as the instructions are more focused on directing one to the store's location. However, the church and market places nearby could offer bearings, and the canal could indicate a riverside setting. It's unclear what the direct "behind" the supermarket could mean, potentially a building or road. More context is needed to understand the exact place. LOCATION: It's unclear.