how would you say to someone that we arrived there
how would you say to someone, let's say a group of tourists that we arrived at a restaurant you talked about.
Can I say "there we are" or "here we are"?
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"We've arrived", "We're here".
Or add 'finally' if you've been looking forward to getting there for some time and you want to show your enthusiasm at getting there:
"We've finally arrived !", "We're finally here !".
More casually, you can say "We (finally) made it", or "We've (finally) made it" or "We (finally) got there".
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hi bill can i say here we are for emphasis?
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we are here
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