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"ya voy" ... I am coming or I am going (right now)

"ya voy" ... I am coming or I am going (right now)

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or other meanings depending on the question

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updated Feb 24, 2012
posted by readytodictate
what is your question? It's not very clear :) - t1funnyface, Feb 23, 2012

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While kkingdrew gave good literal translations. Ya voy is generally used as "I am coming/going right now".

Take out the garbage. "Ya voy." Lunch is ready. "Ya voy."

Language is flexible and very dependent on context.

updated Mar 5, 2013
posted by gringojrf
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I agree with Gringo.

Another example:

When someone knocks on the door I say "¡Ya voy!" (or just "voy") to mean "I'm coming!"

updated Feb 24, 2012
posted by --Mariana--
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ya me voy = i'm already leaving. ya voy = i'm already going. ya vengo = i'm coming.

updated Feb 24, 2012
posted by kkingdrew
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I am on my way...

updated Feb 23, 2012
posted by rockyhaven
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hello

updated Feb 23, 2012
posted by yesse-carol01