In German
Los geht's!
Meaning: let's go / here we go
Example sentences
Losgeht's!
Let's go!
Komm,wirgehenlos!
Come on, let's get going!
Okay,losgeht'smitdemUnterricht!
Okay, let's get started with the lesson!
Grammar note
“Los geht's” is “los geht es” shortened. “Los” comes from the verb “losgehen”, meaning to set off or begin.
Common mistake
“Lass uns gehen” is the more literal “let's go”, and it's also correct. “Los geht's” is the common, lively version.
Quick check
Which phrase means “let's go” or “here we go”?
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Practise it in a lesson →Frequently asked questions
What is “Lass uns gehen”?
“Let's go”, in a more literal sense: “let us go”. It's correct and polite.
What do you say before starting a task?
“Los geht's!” or “Dann mal los!”, which means “Right, let's get going!”.