How to Say ‘Go on, hand it over’ in French
Allez, donne
ah-LAY duhn
[ah-LAY duhn]
💬 Usage Tip: Allez literally means "go", but here it's just a nudge like "come on", even though you're talking to one person. It works in front of almost any request: Allez, viens "come on, come here".
Phrase Breakdown
Allez
[ah-LAY]
come on! / let's go!
A common cheer used to encourage a team or player.
Allez ! On va marquer encore.
Come on! We're going to score again.
donne
[duhn]
give
Form of donner meaning give or am giving.
Je vous donne mon adresse pour samedi.
I give you my address for Saturday.
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