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How to Say ‘There you go, it's the glass door right there.’ in French

Voilà, c'est la porte vitrée juste là.

vwah-LAH suh eh lah port vee-TRAY ZHoost lah

[vwah-LAH suh eh lah port vee-TRAY ZHoost lah]

Phrase Breakdown

Voilà,

vwah-LAH

There you go,

'Voilà' is used to point something out or wrap up. Say 'vwa-la', with the stress on the end.

Example

Voilà, c'est fini.

There you go, it's done.

Words in this phrase

Voilà

[vwah-LAH]

here you are / there you go

Said when handing something over.

Example

Voilà votre billet.

Here is your ticket.

c'est la porte vitrée

suh eh lah port vee-TRAY

it's the glass door

Keep the article and noun together: 'say la port vee-tray'.

Example

L'entrée, c'est la porte vitrée.

The entrance is the glass door.

Words in this phrase

[suh]

Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.

Example

C'est incroyable.

It is incredible.

est

[eh]

Third person singular present of be.

Example

C'est important.

It is important.

[lah]

the

A definite article preceding a noun.

Example

La porte est ouverte.

The door is open.

porte

[port]

door

A movable barrier used to open and close an entrance.

Example

La porte est lourde.

The door is heavy.

vitrée

[vee-TRAY]

glass (glazed)

Feminine adjective: fitted with glass panes.

Example

La porte vitrée est ouverte.

The glass door is open.

juste là.

ZHoost lah

right there.

'Juste' has the French 'u' (lips rounded, tongue forward): 'zhust la'.

Example

Posez-le juste là.

Put it right there.

Words in this phrase

juste

[ZHoost]

Just

Indicates only or simply; emphasis on proximity.

Example

Il se tient juste à côté.

He stands just beside.

là

[lah]

There

Adverb used to indicate a place or position.

Example

Là, on trouve souvent des oiseaux rares.

There, we often find rare birds.

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