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How to Say ‘Here we are, we've arrived.’ in French

Voilà, on est arrivés.

vwah-LAH on ehst ah-ree-VAY

[vwah-LAH on ehst ah-ree-VAY]

Phrase Breakdown

Voilà,

vwah-LAH

There we go,

'Voilà' announces that something is done. Stress the last syllable: 'vwa-LA'.

Example

Voilà, c'est fini.

There you go, it's finished.

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.

on est arrivés.

on ehst ah-ree-VAY

we've arrived.

There are two liaisons, so it sounds like 'on-nè-ta-ri-vé'. The final 's' is silent.

Example

On est arrivés à l'hôtel.

We've arrived at the hotel.

Words in this phrase

on

[on]

We

Used by a speaker to refer to themself and one or more other people considered together.

Example

On y va maintenant.

We are going now.

est

[ehst]

are

Indicates a state of being or conditions.

Example

Nous sommes à l'école.

We are at school.

arrivés

[ah-ree-VAY]

arrived

Past participle of arriver, plural.

Example

Ils sont arrivés tard.

They arrived late.

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