Example: Here we go, let's start the game together now.
Definition
"Here we go" is an exclamation used to signal the beginning of an activity or event, often expressing readiness, anticipation, or encouragement. It is commonly said just before starting something, like a game or task, to indicate that everything is set to begin.
Translations
allá vamos
daar gaan we
ja hi som
c'est parti
los geht's
Etymology
The phrase "here we go" originates from everyday English expressions combining 'here' (indicating present location or moment) and 'we go' (suggesting collective action). It has been used informally for centuries to herald the start of an event or activity, emphasizing a shared experience or joint effort.
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"Here we go" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - Idioms and Proverbs - (A1) - set 1", containing 104 commonly used expressions.
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