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You say this when you hand someone something requested. , Here is what you asked for . - Can you hand me that pen?
- You say this when you hand someone something requested.
- , Here is what you asked for .
- - Can you hand me that pen?
- - Here you are.
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You say this when you hand someone something requested. It's synonymous with Here you go, i.e., Here is what you asked for.
- Can you hand me that pen?
- Here you are.
- Can you hand me that pen?
- Here you are.
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"Here you are" has at least two common meanings.
The first is the same as "you are here," but expresses some surprise on the part of the speaker. "Oh, here you are! I've been looking all over for you!" ("There you are" is used the same way.)
The other common use of "here you are" is that it is said when you are handing something to someone. It is a polite phrase that means,
The first is the same as "you are here," but expresses some surprise on the part of the speaker. "Oh, here you are! I've been looking all over for you!" ("There you are" is used the same way.)
The other common use of "here you are" is that it is said when you are handing something to someone. It is a polite phrase that means,
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