voy al comedor

I go to the dining room

voy al comedor

phrase

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

a. I go to the dining room (at home)

A veces voy al comedor y, cuando estoy allí, no recuerdo qué fui a hacer.

Sometimes I go to the dining room, and when I'm there, I can't remember why I went there.

b. I go to the canteen (at work)

Voy al comedor solo los lunes. Los demás días, me traigo comida hecha de casa.

I go to the canteen only on Mondays. On all other days, I bring homemade food.

c. I go to the dining hall (at school or university)

Cuando mis compañeros de casa están fuera, voy al comedor.

When my housemates are away, I go to the dining hall.

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

a. I'm going to the dining room (at home)

¿Adónde vas? - Voy al comedor. Me dejé allí las gafas y no veo sin ellas.

Where are you going? - I'm going to the dining room. I left my glasses there and can't see without them.

b. I'm going to the canteen (at work)

Voy al comedor. - Ah, yo vengo de allí. Te recomiendo las lentejas. Están buenísimas.

I'm going to the canteen. - Ah, I'm coming from there. I recommend the lentil soup. It's really nice.

c. I'm going to the dining hall (at school or university)

¿Vas a clase? - No, voy al comedor. Todavía no he almorzado.

Are you going to class? - No, I'm going to the dining hall. I haven't had lunch yet.

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

a. I'll go to the dining room (at home)

Voy al comedor a buscar mi libro y vuelvo.

I'll go to the dining room to get my book and will be back.

b. I'll go to the canteen (at work)

¿Dónde vas a almorzar hoy? - Voy al comedor.

Where are you having lunch today? - I'll go to the canteen.

c. I'll go to the dining hall (at school or university)

¿Adónde vas cuando salgas de la biblioteca? - Voy al comedor. Esta noche ceno allí.

Where are you going when you leave the library? - I'll go to the dining hall. I'll have dinner there this evening.