allez allez allez
The English phrase "go go go" can be translated into French as allez allez allez.
This phrase is an exclamation used to encourage someone to move faster or to start an action immediately.
Did you know?
- The expression allez can be used sarcastically to mean 'get out of here' or 'stop lying', often paired with a wave of the hand.
- In certain French dialects, such as in parts of Quebec, you might hear 'vas vas vas' to convey a similar sense of urgency, which uses a different conjugation of the verb.
- In France, shouting allez during a cycling race is a common way for fans to push athletes up a steep climb, often accompanied by ringing bells.
Examples in context
- Allez allez allez, on va être en retard !Go go go, we are going to be late!
- Allez allez allez, cours plus vite !Go go go, run faster!
