J'ai pris ce cadeau pour vous, j'espère qu'il vous fera plaisir.
"Here you are" is a polite way to offer or present something to someone. It is often used when handing an item to someone or when providing assistance.
It means- Someone close to here speaks french
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Voici un cadeau pour toi, ma chérie.
"Voici" in French translates to "here is" or "this is" in English. It is used to introduce something or someone that is present or being presented.
Well here you are is a reaction of a person like finding something usually like if you lost a very expensive cell phone and you finially found it u might say "oh here you are" you are here is like when some--wait nvm i dont think i know this
'''The phrase "there you are" or '''"there you '''go'''" is: '''''''''''' - an expression that is used when handing a person something; or - an exclamation of satisfaction or vindication.
"Venez ici" ("viens ici" should only be used when speaking with someone who you are very familiar with)
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The French for 'here' is ici.
here in french is ici
Here is ici in French