How to Say ‘Go straight ahead.’ in French
Allez tout droit.
ah-LAY too drwah
[ah-LAY too drwah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Allez] here is the [vous] command form, used for one person politely or for several people. That is why direction-giving to strangers often sounds like [allez], [tournez], [continuez].
Phrase Breakdown
Allez
[ah-LAY]
go
From “aller”; here an instruction meaning “go.”
Allez à gauche après la banque.
Go left after the bank.
tout
[too]
straight
Part of the set phrase “tout droit,” meaning “straight ahead.”
Marchez tout doucement.
Walk very gently/slowly.
droit
[drwah]
straight
In directions, this means “straight ahead.”
Restez droit devant vous.
Stay straight ahead in front of you.
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