- Examples
¿De veras van a ir a Australia en una barca? | Are you really going to Australia on a bunker? |
Creo que Richard y Jessica se van a ir a vivir juntos. | I think Richard and Jessica are gonna move in together. |
No van a ir a ninguna parte con sus vidas. | You'll never go anywhere with your lives. |
Si están ahí dentro, no van a ir a ninguna parte. | If they're in there, they're not going anywhere. |
Ustedes no van a ir a la undécima dimensión. | You will not go the eleventh dimension. |
Es de ellos, y ellos no van a ir a ninguna parte. | It's them, and they're not going anywhere. |
Ya no van a ir a ninguna parte, señor. | They're not going anywhere, sir. |
No te preocupes, Tate, no van a ir a ninguna parte. | Now, don't worry, Tate, they ain't going nowhere. |
Además, así no van a ir a ninguna parte. | Besides, you're not going anywhere. |
Lucas, no van a ir a ninguna parte. | Lucas, they're not going anywhere. |
Y no van a ir a ninguna parte. | And you're not going anywhere. |
¡Queridos, les quiero decir que todos se van a ir a Casa! | I want to tell you, dear ones, you're all going home! |
Y mejor que te acostumbres a ellos, porque no van a ir a ningún lado. | And you better get used to them, 'cause they're not going anywhere. |
De hecho, van a ir a la morgue muy pronto. | In fact, they'll be going to the morgue pretty soon. |
Oh, así que van a ir a través con él. | Oh, so you are gonna go through with it. |
Los chicos van a ir a una cabaña a Pusula. | The guys are going to a cottage in Pusula. |
Y después Jane dice que van a ir a la costa. | And then Jane says they are to go to the seaside. |
¿Entonces, van a ir a la fiesta o que? | So, are you guys going to that party or what? |
Tú y Jack van a ir a almorzar mañana. | You and Jack are going out for lunch tomorrow. |
No van a ir a la escuela con mis hijos. | They ain't gonna go to school with my kids. |
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