Me voy de tu casa!

Question

Can you translate this for me, please?

"Me voy de tu casa!"

Gracias!!!

Answer 1

That is all that was texted to me. I asked him to clarify but I never got a response.

Thank you, though!

Answer 2

More context would help, but I agree that it probably means "I'm leaving your house." However, there is also the colloquial construction "ir de + {someone}," which means "go to someone's [house]." For example, "Voy de mi abuelita" means "I'm going to my grandma's." This is a contraction of "Voy a la casa de..." But this wouldn't really work in your case.

Answer 3

Well, 'ya me voy' can mean '¡I'm coming!'

but as its 'me voy de tu casa' I would read it as 'I'm leaving your house'

Answer 4

Hi iker22
Surely, I am going to your house is "voy a tu casa"

Answer 5

is; I am going leaving your house ; ¨I am going to your house¨ is ¨Me voy a tu casa¨

Answer 6

Hi Stephanie
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[url=http://my.spanishdict.com/forum/topic/show'id=1710195%3ATopic%3A4947]http://my.spanishdict.com/forum/topic/show'id=1710195%3ATopic%3A4947[/url]

Answer 7

Irse is to leave so me voy means I am going away