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30 Apr 2018
- Spanish (Spain)
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French (France)
Question about France
when do french people use "voilà"?
when do french people use "voilà"?
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- Country or region France
It means “here you go” or “please”. In a good way.
But you also use it at the end of a sentence in an debate if you’re angry just to emphasize again what you said.
You also use it agree on something, like “right” in english.
It is used in different occasions and the actual meaning changes a little, you can see it a lot in movies.
- Country or region France
A lot of things...
•To show something special (~here is.. )
"Voilà la Tour Eiffel!" - "Voilà ma cousine Danielle"
• As a conclusion, to resume an evident thing, after a story for example "Et voilà comment elle est partie." - "Elle n'avait pas assez de sous pour payer le train... alors voilà"
• to affirm, confirm something, as a "that's it"
"oui voilà! c'est ce que je pensais"
• an expression : "Voilà tout" ~ "that's all"- used after a short explaination for an obvious thing :)
- Country or region Brazil
- Country or region France

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