va a casa

he goes home

va a casa

phrase

1. (used to express a habitual action; third person singular)

a. he goes home

(masculine)

Mauro dice que va a casa directamente después de salir de trabajar.

Mauro says he goes home right after he leaves work.

b. she goes home

(feminine)

¿Qué hace Ruth después de la escuela? - Va a casa y hace los deberes.

What does Ruth do after school? - She goes home and does her homework.

c. goes home

Rafa va a casa todos los días después del trabajo.

Rafa goes home every day after work.

2. (used to express a specific action in the present; third person singular)

a. he's going home

(masculine)

¿Dónde va Mario? - Va a casa, pero ahorita vuelve.

Where's Mario going? - He's going home, but he'll be right back.

b. she's going home

(feminine)

Marta dice que ahora va a casa y que luego nos ve en el pub.

Marta says she's going home now and that she'll meet us at the pub later.

c. is going home

Por favor, haga una nota si su hijo va a casa con otra persona que no sea usted.

Please make a note if your child is going home with someone other than you.

3. (used to express a future action; third person singular)

a. he's going home

(masculine)

Marco aún no sabe si va a casa o no esta Navidad.

Marco still doesn't know whether or not he's going home this Christmas.

b. she's going home

(feminine)

¿Qué va a hacer Elisa hoy? - Primero va a trabajar, luego va a hacer la compra y después va a casa.

What's Elisa going to do today? - First she's going to work, then she's buying some groceries, and then she's going home.

c. he'll go home

(masculine)

Lucio duerme hoy conmigo y mañana va a casa.

Lucio is sleeping with me today, and he'll go home tomorrow.

d. she'll go home

(feminine)

Andrea dice que va a casa la semana que viene a visitar a sus padres.

Andrea says she'll go home next week to visit her parents.