How to Say ‘Here they are.’ in French
Les voici.
lay vwah-see
[lay vwah-see]
💬 Usage Tip: [Voici] means something like [here is/are], and the ending can point to what is being handed over. [Les voici] means [here they are], like when someone gives you passports or tickets.
Phrase Breakdown
Les
[lay]
them
A direct object pronoun referring to plural things, such as passports.
Les voici, dit le passager en donnant les documents.
Here they are, says the passenger while handing over the documents.
voici
[vwah-see]
here are
Used to present or hand over something close at hand.
Les voici, je vous donne les passeports maintenant.
Here they are, I am giving you the passports now.
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