How to Say ‘Go straight ahead’ in French
Allez tout droit
ah-le too drwah
[ah-le too drwah]
💬 Usage Tip: Don't confuse tout droit with à droite "to the right". They sound similar, but one sends you straight ahead and the other makes you turn.
Phrase Breakdown
Allez
[ah-le]
Go
To move or travel towards a place.
Allez tout droit.
Go straight ahead.
tout
[too]
completely / right
Used as an adverb to intensify; 'tout droit' means straight ahead.
C'est tout près.
It's very close.
droit
[drwah]
straight
Used in direction phrases to mean straight ahead.
Allez tout droit pendant cinq minutes.
Go straight for five minutes.
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