los geht's
The German phrase for "here we go" is los geht's.
los geht's is a common way to say "here we go". While it can translate to "here we go", it is more frequently used as an enthusiastic command or exclamation meaning "let's get started" or "let's go".
What does it mean word for word?
The phrase is a contraction of los geht es, where los means "off/away" and geht es means "it goes".
How does it change in a sentence?
The phrase uses the impersonal pronoun es (it) rather than wir (we), even though it is translated as "here we go".
Did you know?
- The word los shares an ancient linguistic ancestor with the English word 'loose'. In both languages, the roots relate to the idea of being released or set free.
- The phrase los geht's can be used sarcastically when something predictably bad begins to happen. In this context, it mirrors the English 'here we go again'.
- The word los is so versatile that it also appears in the expression Was ist los?, meaning 'What is going on?' Here, it refers to a state of activity or disruption rather than a movement.
Examples in context
- Los geht's.Here we go.This sentence is useful for seeing how to use los geht's.Tatoeba #362668 by Wolf, translation #54243 by CK
- Vielen Dank für Ihre Anwesenheit. Es kann nun losgehen mit der Konferenz.Thank you for being here. The conference can now begin.
- Ja, los geht's! Ich kann es kaum erwarten!Yes, here we go! I can't wait!
- Ja, jetzt geht es los! Ich hoffe, unser Team gewinnt.Yes, here we go! I hope our team wins.
- Los geht's, die Wanderung beginnt!Here we go, the hike begins!
- Alles bereit? Los geht's!Everything ready? Here we go!
Example conversation
Felix and Laura are standing in front of their car ready for a road trip.
- FelixHast du das Navi dabei, Laura?Do you have the GPS with you, Laura?
- LauraJa, alles ist im Auto.Yes, everything is in the car.
- FelixSuper, los geht's!Great, here we go!
- LauraEndlich fahren wir los.Finally, we are setting off.
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries los, CC BY-SA 4.0.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.