How to say "to go get/to fetch" in French?
In French "to go get/to fetch" translates to aller chercher
Transliteration: ah-lay shehr-shay
🇫🇷 Je vais chercher du pain.
🗣️ juh vay shehr-shay dew pahn
🇺🇸 I'm going to get some bread.
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How to say "to go get/to fetch" in French?
You can use the word "aller chercher" which translates to "to go get/to fetch".
How to pronounce "aller chercher" (to go get/to fetch) in French?
The word "aller chercher" is pronounced as "ah-lay shehr-shay".
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