"Et voilà!"
Salut,

I've got to learn this phrase. I wonder if this is used exactly as "There you go!" in English? Please give a few typical examples.

Merci beaucoup~

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"Et voilà!" 
Salut, 

I've got to learn this phrase. I wonder if this is used exactly as "There you go!" in English? Please give a few typical examples. 

Merci beaucoup~

Answer

Et voilà ! MEANS :

Here you are, Here we are, Here you go... That's it
Differents things like that...

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Guillaume is right. Can also mean "that's it!", like in "Et voila' pour aujourd'hui!" (That's it for today).

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In English (where there are quite a few french words used), "Voila" is used as an exclamatory.

Ex) I might do a lengthy maths proof, and at the end, after the final line, with a bit of a flourish, say "and ... voila" meaning "so there!" or "there it is, see ?"

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Do you know what "Ta Da!" means in English?  or 저 전!

Well that's what it means.

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