How to Say ‘Okay, let's go.’ in French
D'accord, on y va.
dak ah-KOR on ee va
[dak ah-KOR on ee va]
Phrase Breakdown
D'accord,
dak ah-KOR
Okay,
Means 'agreed' or 'okay'. Say 'da-KOR'; the final 'd' is silent.
D'accord, à demain.
Okay, see you tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
D'
[dak]
of / from
This contracted preposition is part of the fixed expression d'accord, meaning okay or agreed.
D'accord, je note votre réservation.
Okay, I am noting your reservation.
accord
[ah-KOR]
okay / agreed
Used to acknowledge information politely, as a receptionist or vet might do.
D'accord, je note que la poule respire mal.
Okay, I note that the hen is breathing badly.
on y va.
on ee va
let's go.
'On' (we) plus 'y' (there) plus 'va' (go). Link the words: 'oh-nee-VA'.
Il est tard, on y va.
It's late, let's go.
Words in this phrase
on
[on]
We
Used by a speaker to refer to themself and one or more other people considered together.
On y va maintenant.
We are going now.
y
[ee]
there
In or at that place.
Y a-t-il une solution?
Is there a solution?
va
[va]
goes
Used informally as part of a greeting or inquiry about wellbeing.
Quand ils se saluent, ils disent "Ça va ?"
When they greet, they say 'Ça va?'
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