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How to Say ‘Come on, let's watch the movie.’ in French

Allez, on regarde le film.

ah-LAY on ruh-gard luh feelm

[ah-LAY on ruh-gard luh feelm]

Phrase Breakdown

Allez,

ah-LAY

Come on,

An interjection used to encourage someone or move things along. Say it 'ah-LAY', with the stress on the last syllable. The 'z' is silent. Pause briefly after it.

Example

Allez, on y va !

Come on, let's go!

Words in this phrase

Allez

[ah-LAY]

come on! / let's go!

A common cheer used to encourage a team or player.

Example

Allez ! On va marquer encore.

Come on! We're going to score again.

on regarde

on ruh-gard

we watch / let's watch

Here 'on regarde' works as a suggestion, like 'let's watch'. Keep the 'on' nasal without saying the 'n', and keep the 'e' in 'regarde' light: 'ruh-GARD'.

Example

On regarde un match ?

Shall we watch a game?

Words in this phrase

[on]

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.

regarde

[ruh-gard]

watch

Present tense of regarder with on, meaning watch or are watching.

Example

Le soir, on regarde tous les matchs ensemble à la maison.

In the evening, we watch all the matches together at home.

le film.

luh feelm

the movie.

'Le' is a short 'luh', and 'film' sounds like 'feelm' with a clear final 'm'. Let your voice drop at the end, since this finishes the sentence.

Example

Tu as vu le film ?

Have you seen the movie?

Words in this phrase

[luh]

the

Used as a function word to indicate a noun and to mark the noun as definite.

Example

Le chat noir.

The black cat.

film

[feelm]

movie / film

Masculine noun for a motion picture.

Example

On va voir un film ce soir.

We're going to see a movie tonight.

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