Venez ici means 'come here' in French.
S'il vous plait, venez par ici /or/ Venez par ici s'il vous plait.
"Venez ici" ("viens ici" should only be used when speaking with someone who you are very familiar with)
"venez ici" is pronounced as "veh-nay ee-see" in French. The "v" is pronounced like the English "v," "ee" as in "see," and the "ci" at the end sounds like "see."
We are here.
"Ici garçon" translates to "Here, boy" in English.
S'il vous plait, venez par ici /or/ Venez par ici s'il vous plait.
"Venez ici" ("viens ici" should only be used when speaking with someone who you are very familiar with)
Singular form - viens ici (come here), plural/polite form - venez ici (you could say -avancez jusqu'ici - but it would probably be in a specific context - putting people into position - for example, at the beginning of a race).
"venez ici" is pronounced as "veh-nay ee-see" in French. The "v" is pronounced like the English "v," "ee" as in "see," and the "ci" at the end sounds like "see."
"Venez" is a French verb that means "come" in English. It is the second-person plural form of the verb "venir," which is used to invite or command a group of people to come to a place. For example, "Venez ici" translates to "Come here."
"quand viens-tu (singular + informal) ici en Chine / quand venez-vous (plural or formal) ici en chine ?"
(fr)ici=(en)here
'je' means 'I', and 'ici' means 'here' in French.
here is 'ici' in French.
We are here.
vous ici ? means 'you here?' with a surprised expression on the face, in French.
"Ici garçon" translates to "Here, boy" in English.