No. 8,226 in French
viola
"Viola" in French can be a misspelling of "voilà," meaning "there it is" or "here it is."
In a sentence
Regardez, voilà une solution possible à votre problème.
Look, here's a possible solution to your problem.
The word 'voilà' is used here to indicate 'here is' or 'there is', bringing attention to the solution.
Voilà ce que je voulais dire.
That's what I wanted to say.
The word 'voilà' here emphasizes the revelation or presentation of what one intended to express.
Après beaucoup d'efforts, voilà où nous en sommes arrivés.
After a lot of effort, here's where we've arrived.
In this sentence, 'voilà' reflects arrival or culmination at a particular point or state.
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