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What does the phrase "ir a" mean?

What does the phrase "ir a" mean?

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I know what "acabar de" means, it means just did something and 'tener que" means have to do something but what does "ir a" mean?

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updated MAR 29, 2010
posted by Natex101

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ir al means to go, for example when you ask to go to the bathroom, "puedo ir al baño" you're saying to go, you can also use the verb voy, which means to go but you still have to use voy, so its "voy a ir a la piscina" im going to the pool

Edit: corrected some spelling errors.

updated MAR 29, 2010
edited by CalvoViejo
posted by nk568
"Voy a la piscina" = "I'm going to the pool." / "Voy a ir a la piscina" = "I'm going to go to the pool." - samdie, MAR 29, 2010
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ir a = to go to

Examples:

¿Vas al teatro? = Are you going to the theater?

Ella quiere ir a la playa. = She wants to go to the beach.

Vamos al otro lado. = Lets go across the way.

updated MAR 28, 2010
edited by CalvoViejo
posted by renaerules
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I think all of you are correct that answered!

updated MAR 28, 2010
posted by Natex101
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It means to go to, as a destination. Also, as h1deaway says, when it's conjugated, it means going to, as in "I'm going to write an answer". (Voy a escribir una respuesta).

updated MAR 28, 2010
posted by CalvoViejo
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going to

updated MAR 28, 2010
posted by h1deaway
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