How to Say ‘Then come on.’ in French
Alors, viens.
ah-lor vee-ahn
[ah-lor vee-ahn]
🇫🇷 In France: [Alors, viens.] is quite direct, closer to "come on, then" than a gentle invitation. In flirting, it can sound pushy unless the other person is clearly into the exchange.
Phrase Breakdown
Alors
[ah-lor]
so / then
Used to transition into an invitation or suggestion.
Dans « Alors, viens. », « Alors » introduit l'invitation.
In “Alors, viens.”, “Alors” introduces the invitation.
viens
[vee-ahn]
come
Imperative of « venir », telling someone to come over.
Dans « Alors, viens. », « viens » invite la personne à te rejoindre.
In “Alors, viens.”, “viens” invites the person to come join you.
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