How to Say ‘Yes, go straight.’ in French
Oui, allez tout droit.
wee ah-LAY too drwah
[wee 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
Oui
[wee]
yes
A basic word for affirmation or agreement.
Oui, c'est exact.
Yes, that's correct.
Allez tout droit.
ah-LAY too drwah
Go straight ahead.
A direction telling someone to continue straight.
Allez tout droit puis tournez à droite.
Go straight ahead then turn right.
Words in this phrase
allez
[ah-LAY]
go
An imperative form of “aller,” used to tell someone to go.
Allez jusqu'au coin de la rue.
Go as far as the corner of the street.
tout
[too]
straight
Part of “tout droit,” the fixed expression for “straight ahead.”
Avancez tout doucement.
Move forward very gently/slowly.
droit
[drwah]
straight
Used in directions for going straight ahead.
Allez droit après le pont.
Go straight after the bridge.
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