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How to Say ‘Well, go Les Bleus!’ in French

Bon, allez les Bleus !

bohn ah-le leh bluh

[bohn ah-le leh bluh]

🇫🇷 In France: Les Bleus is the nickname for the French national team, after their blue shirts. Saying this to a French fan is a friendly, warm way to wrap up a chat.

Phrase Breakdown

Bon, allez

bohn ah-le

Well, go

'Bon' is a filler word like 'well' or 'okay', with a nasal 'on'. There's no liaison after the comma.

Example

Bon, allez, on y va !

Well, come on, let's go!

Words in this phrase

Bon

[bohn]

well / right

Used as a filler word to wrap up a conversation or move on.

Example

Bon, on y va ?

Right, shall we go?

allez

[ah-le]

Go

To move or travel towards a place.

Example

Allez tout droit.

Go straight ahead.

les Bleus !

leh bluh

the Blues!

The French national team. Say 'lay BLUH' with rounded lips.

Example

J'aime les Bleus.

I love the Blues.

Words in this phrase

les

[leh]

the

Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.

Example

Les années passent vite.

The years pass quickly.

Bleus

[bluh]

the Blues (French team)

Nickname for France's national team, who wear blue.

Example

Les Bleus ont gagné !

The French team won!

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