How do you say "Here is" in French?

"Here is" in French is "Voilà". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Here is’ in French

Q: What does "Voilà" mean in English?

"Voilà" means "Here is" in English. Usage tip: [Voilà] is used all the time when handing something over. It can mean "here is," "there you go," or simply mark that something is ready.

Voilà

vwah-lah

[vwah-lah]

💬 Usage Tip: [Voilà] is used all the time when handing something over. It can mean "here is," "there you go," or simply mark that something is ready.

Phrase Breakdown

Voilà

[vwah-lah]

there you go / here is

A very common word when handing something to someone.

Example

Voilà votre commande.

Here is your order.

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