Which do I use? "hoy voy a" vs "hoy hago"
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Which do I use, how and when, what is the difference?
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updated Oct 31, 2012
posted by Brittanity
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The difference is you are using two different verbs, ir (to go) and hacer (to do/make). The 'how' and 'when' depends on what you want to say.
updated Nov 3, 2010
posted by Jack-OBrien
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Welcome to the forum. I'm afraid we really need the rest of the sentence to know.
Hoy voy a + infinitive = Today I am going to (do something)
Hoy hago = Today I do/am going to do (literally). It would change depending on what follows hago.
updated Oct 31, 2012
edited by KevinB
posted by KevinB
The full sentence is "Today I will talk to you about my family." as the start of a presentation. - Brittanity, Nov 3, 2010
I would say "Hoy les voy a hablar (un poco) sobre mi familia" (Today I am going to speak to you (a little bit) about my family) - athegr8, Nov 4, 2010
Thank you - Brittanity, Oct 31, 2012
