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Hágale

Go for it / Do it / Come on
AH-gah-leh

What does it mean?

"Hágale" is a very Colombian expression meaning "go for it", "do it", or "come on". It's an enthusiastic push to take action. Similar to "dale" but slightly more formal and very distinctly Colombian.

How to use it

Use to encourage someone to do something or to agree to a plan enthusiastically.

Example sentences

Go for it!

¡Hágale!

Come on, let's do it.

Hágale, hagámoslo.

Related phrases

Dale

Let's do it / Go ahead / Come on

Listo

Ready / OK / Done / Sure

Bacano

Cool / Awesome / Great

More everyday phrases

Ahorita

In a moment / Right now / Later

Listo

Ready / OK / Done / Sure

Dale

Let's do it / Go ahead / Come on

Sumercé

You (formal/respectful, Bogotá)

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