Sentence examples of "voilà" in French
Il laça la chaussure de son fils en faisant un double nœud et il dit : «Voilà, ça devrait aller comme ça.»
He tied his son's shoe with a double knot and said, "There, that should do the trick."
Voilà, ta phrase est désormais léguée à la postérité !
Here, you're sentence is now consigned to posterity!
Voilà, ta phrase est désormais confiée à la postérité !
Here, you're sentence is now consigned to posterity!
Voilà pourquoi : ce qui est permis est permis, ce qui est interdit est interdit, ce qui est impossible est impossible, et ce qui est possible est permis.
That's why: what's allowed is allowed, what's forbidden is forbidden, what's impossible is impossible, and what's possible is that which is allowed.
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