Question

question 10 of 10
how do you say \lets go\ in french? check all possible answers.

a. allons - y!

b. on y va!

c. tu y vas?

d. ça y est!

Explanation:

• Option A: "Allons-y!" is a direct, common translation of "Let's go!" in French, used to suggest departing or starting an activity.
• Option B: "On y va!" also translates to "Let's go!" and is a natural, frequently used phrase for the same meaning.
• Option C: "Tu y vas?" means "Are you going there?" which is a question, not a suggestion to go.
• Option D: "Ça y est!" means "There we go!" or "It's done!" which refers to completing something, not initiating movement.

Answer:

A. Allons-y!
B. On y va!