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Dépêche toi

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A short French voice clip saying dépêche toi, stagiaire, used as a hurried command in memes and edits when someone needs to move faster or finish a task.

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A short French voice clip saying dépêche toi, stagiaire, used as a hurried command in memes and edits when someone needs to move faster or finish a task.

A brisk French voice delivers the phrase dépêche toi, stagiaire in just over a second, with a sharp, impatient tone that makes the command feel urgent without needing a translation. The speaker sounds like a boss or supervisor calling out to an intern, pushing them to hurry up while the short length keeps the delivery punchy and instantly reusable. Heard on its own, it lands as a comic nudge rather than a serious scolding, which is why it works so well over slow reactions, delayed responses and people taking too long. The clipped ending leaves no pause for argument, turning a simple instruction into a meme-ready pressure joke.

Pro tip

Drop it right as someone hesitates or walks in late, then cut straight to them rushing to catch up. Keep it unedited and at full volume so the impatient tone lands, and avoid layering it over dialogue, since it works best as a sharp interruption.

How people use it

Creators play it over a friend arriving late to a meeting.
Editors use it when a character takes too long to react.
Streamers drop it while waiting for a slow teammate.
Memers add it to clips of procrastinating before a deadline.

More information

The phrase dépêche toi means hurry up in French, while stagiaire means intern, so together the clip reads as a boss impatiently rushing a junior worker. That workplace dynamic is easy to recognise even without knowing the original recording, and it has helped the short sound circulate on meme soundboards and in short-form edits. Its appeal is in its brevity and tone rather than a specific show or scene, making it a flexible reaction for any moment of delay, lateness or slow progress.

FAQ

What does dépêche toi, stagiaire mean?

It is French for hurry up, intern. Dépêche toi is a direct way to tell someone to hurry, while stagiaire refers to an intern or trainee, so the clip sounds like a supervisor rushing a junior worker.

Where does this sound come from?

Its exact original source is not clearly documented, so it is best described as a short French meme clip shared on soundboards rather than a line tied to a specific show or film.

How can creators use this sound?

Use it as a quick interruption when someone is slow, late or hesitating, then cut to them hurrying. It works best on its own at full volume, without other dialogue competing with the short command.