How to Say ‘Okay, go ahead.’ in French
D'accord, allez-y.
d a-KOR ah-le ee
[d a-KOR ah-le ee]
💬 Usage Tip: Allez-y works on its own as "go ahead" whenever someone is waiting for your permission to start. With someone you call tu, it becomes vas-y.
Phrase Breakdown
D'
[d]
of (in 'd'accord')
Shortened 'de' before a vowel; part of the expression 'd'accord'.
D'accord, on y va.
Okay, let's go.
accord
[a-KOR]
agreement (okay)
With 'd'', forms 'd'accord', meaning okay or agreed.
D'accord, on y va.
Okay, let's go.
allez
[ah-le]
Go
To move or travel towards a place.
Allez tout droit.
Go straight ahead.
y.
[ee]
there / ahead
Small pronoun meaning 'there'; with 'allez' it forms 'go ahead'.
Vas-y, je t'écoute.
Go ahead, I'm listening.
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