You were looking for a
document which you needed in order to file your taxes. Now you've found it, so
you say this to yourself.
Aha! Here we go.
"Aha" is something
we say when we suddenly find something, or understand a complicated idea, after
a lot of difficulty and time.
Aha! I found it. I had been spelling it wrong.
Aha! You have a new boyfriend, don’t you!
Or imagine that your friend
told you last week that she has some good news for you. When you meet her, she
tells you that she’s having a baby. You say:
Aha! I knew it!
Say this when you find
something you were looking for. It can be a piece of information, or a physical
object.
Here we go. It was in the wrong folder.
(When checking a website to
find out when a concert starts:)
Here we go. It
starts at seven.
You can also say "Here we go!" when something big and intense is about to start.
In this case, the intonation is a little different, with extra stress on “go.”
You could say this right before you ride down a big hill on a bicycle, or
before you start to play a song with your band.