J'irai (en. I will go)

/ʒ‿iʁɛ/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

First person singular of the verb 'to go' in the simple future tense.

Tomorrow, I will go to the market.

Demain, j'irai au marché.

Used to express an intention or a future destination.

This summer, I will go to France.

Cet été, j'irai en France.

Can also express a promise.

I promise you, I will go help you.

Je te promets, j'irai t'aider.

Derived from the Latin verb 'ambulare' which means 'to go'.

I will go wherever I please

I go where I want.

j'irai où bon me semble

I will go all the way

I will pursue it to the end.

j'irai jusqu'au bout

I will go help you

I will come to your aid.

j'irai t'aider

to go

Verb meaning to move from one place to another.

aller

departure

Action of leaving a place.

départ

trip

Journey taken to go to a location.

voyage

destination

Place to which one goes.

destination

I am going

For the concert, I'm telling you, I will go.

Pour le concert, je te dis, j'irai.

I will move

If all goes well, I will go to Paris.

Si tout va bien, j'irai sur Paris.