How do you say "Let's look at" in French?

"Let's look at" in French is "Regardons". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Let's look at’ in French

Q: What does "Regardons" mean in English?

"Regardons" means "Let's look at" in English. Usage tip: French often uses the [nous] form to mean [let's ...]: [Regardons] = [Let's look]. You can reuse the pattern with other verbs, like [Allons-y] for [Let's go].

Regardons

ruh-gar-dohn

[ruh-gar-dohn]

💬 Usage Tip: French often uses the [nous] form to mean [let's ...]: [Regardons] = [Let's look]. You can reuse the pattern with other verbs, like [Allons-y] for [Let's go].

Phrase Breakdown

Regardons

[ruh-gar-dohn]

Let's look

A first-person plural imperative of regarder, used to suggest looking at something together.

Example

Regardons ce tableau avant de parler des formes.

Let's look at this chart before talking about the shapes.

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