/a.lɔ̃ zi/
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Translation
let's go
Word origin
A phrase combining allons, the first-person plural of aller (from Latin ambulare, 'to walk'), with the adverbial pronoun y (from Latin ibi, 'there'). It means 'let's go'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- ambulare + ibi
Examples
-, .
Let's go, we are going to be late.
? - .
Are you ready? Let's go then.
- , .
Let's go together, it will be nicer.
, -, .
Right, let's go, it's getting dark outside.
- , .
Let's go gently, let's not do things quickly.
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