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What does here you go means?

"Here you go" is a common phrase that means you have what you asked for.

It's often used when:

* Giving someone an item: "Here you go, your coffee."

* Completing a task: "Here you go, I finished the report."

* Offering information: "Here you go, the website address you requested."

It's a friendly and informal way to hand something over.

Here are some synonyms for "Here you go":

* Here you are

* There you go

* You got it

* Here's your

* There's your

Example:

"Can I have the remote?"

"Here you go!"

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