お先にどうぞって英語でなんて言うの？

'After you' would be the usual message. 'Beauty first' is, of course, a compliment also.

These two phrases are very popular and commonly said. They are usually said with a hand or head gesture that motions the other person to go ahead of you first.

These are polite ways of telling her that you would like her to go through the door first.

"You can go first." this means that you want them to go and you will follow. "After you." this is also a way to say can that you want them to go out first.

All of these will show your chivalry (courtesy/kindness) to your girlfriend. You do not even have to say anything. You can hold the door open and 'wave' her through with your hand, indicating that she can go through first. It is a kindness that you can show to a number of people, it does not have to be just your girlfriend. It can be other people, male or female as well.

Ladies first: this is the most common expression to use. It is also always accompanied by the gesture of holding the door open or holding your hand out to indicate that the other person should go first. Age before beauty: this old expression is used very playfully and humorously now. It's true meaning is to allow those older to go before you out of respect. Eg: letting an older person (senior citizen) go before a younger person or youth. Nowadays, we use this humorously to joke and imply that you (the man) are the beauty in the relationship. This is a light-hearted expression that is still polite and a gentlemanly :) I hope this helps :)

It is very polite for a man to hold a door open for a woman. It is not only polite, it is considered good manners. The converse is alsotrue in that if a man does not hold open a door for a woman and goes in before her, it is frowned upon and considered immanerly. These are some statements that a man can make to a woman to indicate that he is allowing her to go before him, whild holding the door open. 1. Ladies first. 2. After you 3. You can go ahead. This gesture is usally appreciated by woman who may respond by saying "thank you".

"Go ahead" is a neutral way of telling the person that is with you or in front of you to keep going. It is quite polite and you don't have to add any extra words. "You go ahead! I still don't know what I am going to buy." "You go first, sweetheart" is a very informal way of addressing someone that you know. You wouldn't say this to another adult who is a stranger, but it is perfectly normal to do so if it is a very young child. "You go first, sweetheart! I need a little more time to relax here as I have been running around all day" "After you, ladies first!" is another polite form of addressing a woman, whether you know her or not. "After you, ladies first! I don't mind waiting a bit longer!"

When you want to hold the door for your girlfriend and want to let them know that they should go in first; then you can say something like: -After you. -Ladies first. -You may go ahead.

If you are holding the door open and want to be sweet and hold the door open for her, you can say something like "After you, princess." or "Ladies first.". This is a very good and polite thing to do for someone even if they are not your significant other.

After you. Please, after you. Ladies first. Any of these will work well for you. Also, by doing this and saying something like one of the phrases above will show that you are a perfect gentleman. I hope this helps. Have a great day. Will

- "Ladies first!" is an expression we use in English to describe how in a polite manner that ladies should always go first. - "After you," is another quick expression we can use to tell someone that they can go ahead of us. It works perfectly when opening and holding the door open for someone.

After you' is telling the person to go before you and that you will go after them. You can use this in many situations. Example: A:I need to go to the toilet. B:Oh, me too. A:After you. Obviously if this person is not your girlfriend/boyfriend/husband/wife etc then you would not say 'My love'. :)