"ya voy" ... I am coming or I am going (right now)
or other meanings depending on the question
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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.
I agree with Gringo.
Another example:
When someone knocks on the door I say "¡Ya voy!" (or just "voy") to mean "I'm coming!"
ya me voy = i'm already leaving. ya voy = i'm already going. ya vengo = i'm coming.
I am on my way...
hello