How do you say Go in Spanish?
to go – ir
Sentences with the verb to go in Spanish
| ¿Quieres ir a la playa? | – | Do you want to go to the beach? |
| Debo ir a trabajar. | – | I have to go to work. |
| Por mi graduación quiero ir a un bar a celebrar. | – | For my graduation I want to go to a bar to celebrate. |
| No quiero ir al curso. | – | I don’t want to go to the course. |
| Tengo que ir al mercado. | – | I have to go to the market. |
| Quiero ir de compras. | – | I want to go shopping. |
| No pude ir a tu casa. | – | I couldn’t go to your house. |
| Tengo que ir al baño. | – | I have to go to the bathroom. |
| Debes ir al médico. | – | You must go to the doctor. |
| No sé cómo ir hasta la iglesia. | – | I don’t know how to go to church. |
| Tengo que ir a pagar una promesa. | – | I have to go pay a promise. |
| Voy a ir a pelarme. | – | I’m going to go peel. |
| La niña debe ir al dentista. | – | The girl must go to the dentist. |
| ¿Vas a ir a ver a María? | – | Are you going to see Maria? |
| Si quieres ir no te lo impediré. | – | If you want to go I won’t stop you. |
| Pide permiso para ir a ver a tu novio. | – | Ask permission to go see your boyfriend. |
| ¿De veras quieres ir a ver el partido? | – | Do you really want to go watch the game? |
| No sé cómo puedes ir sola a comer. | – | I don’t know how you can go alone to eat. |
| No me gusta ir sola a la playa. | – | I don’t like going to the beach alone. |
| ¿Quién va a ir a tu fiesta? | – | Who is going to your party? |
| Pensé que querías ir al museo. | – | I thought you wanted to go to the museum. |
| No debes ir sola al bosque. | – | You must not go alone into the forest. |
| Voy a ir a cobrar. | – | I’m going to collect. |
| Tienes que ir a conocer a tus suegros mañana. | – | You have to go meet your in-laws tomorrow. |
| Susana dejó de ir al trabajo de un día para otro. | – | Susana stopped going to work overnight. |
| Vamos a ir al mercado, ¿necesitas algo? | – | We’re going to the market, do you need anything? |
| Extraño ir de fiestas. | – | I miss going to parties. |
| Hoy voy a ir a ver a mi novio. | – | Today I am going to see my boyfriend. |
| Vamos a ir juntos para la escuela. | – | Let’s go to school together. |
| Tienes que ir a recoger al niño. | – | You have to go pick up the boy. |
| Nos encanta ir de vacaciones por lo menos dos veces al año. | – | We love to go on vacation at least twice a year. |
| Mañana voy a ir con los niños al médico. | – | Tomorrow I will go with the children to the doctor. |
| Va a ir ella sola. | – | She’s going alone. |
| Y no tiene dónde ir. | – | And she has nowhere to go. |
| No quiero ir, y voy. | – | I don’t want to go, and I’m going. |
| Me gustaba ir a pie. | – | I liked to go on foot. |
| Voy a ir a la tienda. | – | I am going to the store. |
| No pienso ir a la clase. | – | I will not go to class. |
| Tengo que ir a clase. | – | I have to go to class. |
| Si había que ir en un taxi. | – | If you had to go in a taxi. |
| No puede ir a comprar. | – | You can’t go buy. |
| Ya pueden ir al grano. | – | They can go to the point. |
| Su padre no deseó ir. | – | Her father did not want to go. |
| Pienso ir a los lagos. | – | I plan to go to the lakes. |
| Quiero ir a la Tierra. | – | I want to go to earth. |
| El cuerpo se dejó ir. | – | The body was left. |
| En bicicleta no podía ir. | – | Bicycle couldn’t go. |
| La ciudad no me deja ir. | – | The city doesn’t let me go. |
| Ha tenido que ir al Sur. | – | It has had to go to the south. |
| Tenemos que ir con ellos. | – | We have to go with them. |
| Ya era hora de ir a comer. | – | It was time to eat. |
| Virgen se ofreció a ir. | – | Virgin offered to go. |
| Raúl está ansioso por ir. | – | Raúl is anxious to go. |
| Algo empezaba a ir mal. | – | Something began to go wrong. |
| No puede uno ir en taxi. | – | You can’t go by taxi. |
| No quiero ir a la selva. | – | I don’t want to go to the jungle. |
| Víctor iba a ir a México. | – | Victor was going to Mexico. |
| Ahí es donde quería ir. | – | That’s where he wanted to go. |
| Puedo ir a cualquier parte. | – | I can go anywhere. |
| Era una delicia ir descalzo. | – | It was a delight to go barefoot. |
