Look who's here Meaning in English
expression
ˈɫʊk/ /ˈhuz/ /ˈhiɹ
LUUK HOOZ HEER
lˈʊk/ /huːz/ /hˈiə
LUUK HOOZ HEE-uh
Definition
A friendly or surprised expression used when you see someone arrive, often unexpectedly or after a long time.
Usage & Nuances
Colloquial and used in spoken English, often with a tone of surprise or teasing; can be used sincerely or playfully depending on intonation. Commonly said when seeing a friend or acquaintance arrive, especially if unexpected.
Spanish: mira quién está aquíPortuguese (BR): olha quem está aquiPortuguese (PT): olha quem está aquiChinese (Simplified): 你看看是谁来了Chinese (Traditional): 你看看是誰來了Hindi: देखो कौन आया हैArabic: انظر من هناBengali: দেখো কে এসেছেRussian: смотрите, кто пришёл - смотрите, кто здесьJapanese: あら、誰が来たのか見てよVietnamese: Xem ai đến nàyKorean: 여기 누가 왔는지 봐Turkish: bakın kim gelmişUrdu: دیکھو کون آیا ہےIndonesian: lihat siapa yang datang
Example Sentences
Look who's here! I haven't seen you in ages.
basic
Oh, look who's here! You made it to the party.
basic
Look who's here—everyone, say hi to Sarah!
basic
Well, look who's here! I thought you were out of town.
natural
Look who's here! Did you get lost or what?
natural
Hey, look who's here! The party can finally start.
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