What's the meaning of Here you go?

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1. What's the meaning of Here you go?
2. How do you write here you go?
3. What is meaning of here you are?
4. How do you say here you in different ways?
5. Is it rude to say here you go?
6. What's the difference between here you are and here you go?
7. Is it OK to say here you go?
8. What is difference between here you are and here you go?
9. Is it polite to say there you go?
10. What is the difference between there you go and here you go?
11. How do you say here you in an email?
12. Can I say here you go in email?

What's the meaning of Here you go?

phrase​spoken. DEFINITIONS2. used when you are giving someone something that they have asked for or that they have just bought. Here you go sir. I'm sure she will love these.

How do you write here you go?

Cambridge Dictionaries says “here you go” means “this is the object you asked me to give you.” It has this example: “ 'Would you please pass the sugar? ' 'Here you go. ' ”

What is meaning of here you are?

(idiomatic) Said when handing something over to someone or doing a favour to them, usually to draw the recipient's attention to the exchange; equivalent to “thank you” when receiving something.

How do you say here you in different ways?

What is another word for here you go?

here you are	there you are
there you go	voila

Is it rude to say here you go?

2. "Here you go" and "There you go" are quite informal. If you say this to your teacher or your boss, they might think you're being rude or impolite. So use the more formal "Here you are" or "There you are" instead.

What's the difference between here you are and here you go?

basically have the same meaning that you have given something to someone. The difference is intent. "Here you are" is merely a statement that "here is something you wanted". "Here you go" expresses more enthusiasm and excitement.

Is it OK to say here you go?

2. "Here you go" and "There you go" are quite informal. If you say this to your teacher or your boss, they might think you're being rude or impolite. So use the more formal "Here you are" or "There you are" instead.

What is difference between here you are and here you go?

basically have the same meaning that you have given something to someone. The difference is intent. "Here you are" is merely a statement that "here is something you wanted". "Here you go" expresses more enthusiasm and excitement.

Is it polite to say there you go?

The current status is equivalent to its having been tabled or rejected." In American English, "There you go again" is a mild (but utterly polite) scolding. The most famous American example of this phrasing was during a 1980 presidential debate.

What is the difference between there you go and here you go?

In particular, “here/there you go” is more commonly used to indicate objects or abstract ideas. “Here” indicates when something is presented at this very moment and place. “There” may be used for something that is not in the immediate moment and place, like so: A: What is that girl's name?

How do you say here you in an email?

English - U.S. I would say you can use "here you are" and "here you go" interchangeably, but "there you are/go" is wrong - or at least unusual. (It is possible that earlier posters didn't notice that there are actually two separate questions here.)

Can I say here you go in email?

Is "here you go" formal or informal in an email? "Here you go" is always informal, but email has a lower standard of formality. However, if you wish your email to sound formal, I'd avoid that expression.