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C’est parti — Meaning, pronunciation and examples with native audio

C’est parti — Meaning, pronunciation and examples with native audio

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C’est parti ! is a very common French expression meaning “Let’s go!”, “Here we go!”, or “We’re off!” It is used when something is beginning, such as a trip, activity, project, game, or event.

C’est parti pronunciation

The IPA pronunciation of c’est parti is /sɛ paʁ.ti/, which sounds approximately like “seh par-tee”.

C'est parti – Let's go, here we go, we're off – French expression

Example Sentences

Tout le monde est prêt ? Allez, c’est parti !
Everybody ready? Here we go!

On commence dans trois secondes. Trois, deux, un. C’est parti !
We’ll start in three seconds. Three, two, one – And we’re off!

A commonly used catchphrase is “C’est parti, mon kiki!”. Here, kiki doesn’t have any particular meaning. It’s just added for fun.

C’est parti, mon kiki !

Related French Words & Expressions

  • Allez ! — Come on! / Let’s go!
  • On y va ! — Let’s go!
  • C’est bon ! — We’re good! / It’s all set!
  • Allons-y ! — Let’s go!
  • Ça commence ! — It’s starting!
  • On commence ! — Let’s begin!
  • En route ! — Let’s get going!

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