on l'a fait

we did it; we made it

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phrase Uncommon #20,123

we did it; we made it Commonly means “we did it” or “we made it,” depending on context. In informal spoken French, on often means “we.” The past participle can agree with a preceding feminine direct object: on l’a faite.

FR: Oui, on l'a fait.

EN: Yes, we did it.

On l'a fait à sa place.

We did it for him.

On l'a fait ou non ?

Did we do it or not?

— Fight Club (1999)

On l'a fait deux fois.

We did it twice.

On l'a fait ?

Did we do it?

— Projet Dernière Chance (2026)

Ouais, on l'a fait.

Yeah, we did it.

— F1® Le Film (2025)

Mais on l'a fait.

But we did it.

— War Machine (2026)

On l'a fait, putain.

We fucking did it.

— Peaky Blinders : L'Immortel (2026)

On l'a fait qu'une fois.

We only did it once.

On l'a fait ensemble.

We did it together.

Et on l'a fait.

And we did it.

Je veux dire, on l'a fait.

I mean, we did it.

— Wicked : Partie II (2025)

On l'a fait.

We did it.

— Jojo Rabbit (2019)

On l'a fait tous les deux.

We both did it.

Je pense qu'on l'a fait.

I think we did it.

Et putain, on l'a fait.

And fuck, we did it.

— Running Man (2025)