Is it a proper way to say 'Here you go'?

web996his360

Is it a proper way to say 'Here you go' or 'Here you are' to someone who is waiting behind you for a vending machine?

pop00123

Yes, in that situation, you can say: "Here you go", but maybe not "Here you are".

Here you go =  Go ahead = Now it's your turn = It is yours now
"Go" is a verb.  So it is for when you want someone to go ahead and do something.

Here you are = Oh, there you are! I've been looking for you. = I didn't know you were here
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22423090

I think these two are mean kinda different,
"Here you go" means " I hand it to you" or "I leave this to you" which I think is quite correct for your case.
On the other hand, "Here you are" is more like "you are here", It's a phrase when you find someone or something.

pop00123

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Try taking snapshots of your screen and see if you can post your messages as pictures.
It worked for me.

isaackuo

yes, when you are talking to the someone who requests for your help or asking something from you, and you can say "here you go" when you give him/her.

ralphtw

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shutup21

In the same situation, an alternative is "your turn now"

hbgf12344

Here you go is the right way to use it.

pattern73

很好的資料，慢慢學習，很實用

Ripey235

“Here you go,” should be fine.
You could also say “All yours.”

trustno1

Sometimes, I use "Here you go" as same as "You are collect!".