salgo del

I go out of the

salgo del(sahl-goh dehl)

phrase

1.

(masculine)

(used to express a habitual or potential action; first person singular)

a. I go out of the

Siempre salgo del edificio por la puerta de atrás.

I always go out of the building through the back door.

b. I leave the

Sigo aquí porque sé que, si salgo del país ahora, no podré volver nunca.

I'm still here because I know that, if I leave the country now, I'll never be able to return.

2.

(masculine)

(used to express a specific action in the present; first person singular)

a. I'm leaving the

¡Hola! Soy yo. ¿Qué haces? - Pues ahora mismo salgo del hotel con todos los demás huéspedes porque hay un incendio.

Hi! It's me. What are you doing? - Well, right at this moment I'm leaving the hotel with all the other guests because there's a fire.

3.

(masculine)

(used to express a future action; first person singular)

a. I'll leave the

"Salgo del banco solo si atienden a todas mis demandas", le dijo el atracador a la policía.

"I'll only leave the bank if you meet all my demands," said the bank robber to the police.

b. I'm leaving the

Hoy salgo del hospital temprano porque ya pasé consulta a todos mis pacientes. - ¡Estupendo! Podríamos ir al cine.

I'm leaving the hospital early today because I've already seen all my patients. - Great! We could go to the movies.