examples of ir

Question

uses in conversations

Answer 1

Ir + gerund usually carries to contation of doing some gradually or slowly. Voy mejorando mis hablidad de entrevista de trabajo I am (slowly) improving my job interview skills.

Answer 2

Me voy - I'm leaving, I'm going

Answer 3

I might be wrong, but:

Hoy, voy a ir a visitar mis padres.

Today, I am going to visit my parents.

Welcome to the forum! - sanlee, Nov 7, 2010

For going to is just ir a infintive - BellaMargarita, Nov 7, 2010

What about this thread? http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/5158/voy-voy-a-voy-a-ir-a - sanlee, Nov 9, 2010

Answer 4

¿Te apetece ir de compras conmigo?

Do you fancy going shopping with me?

Bienvenido al foro.

¿Quisieras darnos un ejemplo tuyo?

Would you like to give us an example?

¿Te apetece........? - patch, Nov 7, 2010

Oooops! thanks patch! - galsally, Nov 9, 2010

Answer 5

ir= to go. if u want to say i go to class== voy a la clase but remember when u r using some other verb with it then it will not be conjugated eg== yo quiero ir a la clase.[ [[ i want to go to class]]

Remember to use proper English: u = you. R = are. - JoyceM, Nov 8, 2010

Answer 6

¡Quiero ir con mi novio aunque no me dejes mama!

"I want to go with my boyfriend although you don't let me do so mum!"

,,,you won't let me, mum!" - JoyceM, Nov 8, 2010

Answer 7

¿adónde vas? - Where are you going?

Voy al baño - I'm going to the bathroom

¡No te vayas! - Don't go!

Me tengo que ir - I have to go

vayate - go away

¿Me puedo ir? - Can I leave/go?

Voy a echar un baño - I'm going to take a shower

vayase o vete - BellaMargarita, Nov 7, 2010

"vayate" is incorrect -it should be "vete". I've never heard "echar un baño" -I say "bañarme" or "darme un baño". - lazarus1907, Nov 7, 2010

ducharme for take a shower. - BellaMargarita, Nov 7, 2010

Answer 8

Me gustaría ir al cine con mis amigos para celebrar los fines de mis exámenes. Fue pensando de ver la película se llama, 'El caso 39' o 'Permitirme entrar'.

I would like to go to the cinema with my friends in order to celebrate the end of my exams. I was thinking of watching the film called, 'Case 39' or 'Let me in'.

I think you wanted to use "Fui" instead of "Fue" in the 2nd sentence. - Daniel, Nov 7, 2010

Yes, sorry. I was thinking.. - Seb79, Nov 7, 2010