How to Say ‘Here we are, sir’ in French
Voilà, monsieur
vwah-LAH muhn-syur
[vwah-LAH muhn-syur]
🇫🇷 In France: Drivers and shopkeepers add monsieur or madame as a matter of course. It's ordinary politeness, not stiff formality, and you can do the same back.
Phrase Breakdown
Voilà
[vwah-LAH]
here you are / there you go
Said when handing something over.
Voilà votre billet.
Here is your ticket.
monsieur
[muhn-syur]
Sir
A formal way to address a man, often used in letters or emails.
Cher Monsieur, je vous écris pour...
Dear Sir, I am writing to you...
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