Vais-je (en. Will i)

/vɛ ʒə/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

Used to express an intention or a future action.

Am I going to pass this exam?

Vais-je réussir cet examen ?

Used in a direct question to ask for confirmation.

Am I going to see you tomorrow?

Vais-je te voir demain ?

Used to express a developed approach towards a destination.

Am I going to the movies tonight?

Vais-je au cinéma ce soir ?

Comes from the verb 'aller' in the future indicative, conjugated in the first person singular with the interrogative pronoun 'je'.

Am I going to see him?

Question to ask if one is going to meet someone.

Vais-je le voir ?

Am I going to have it?

Question regarding obtaining an object or a result.

Vais-je l'avoir ?

Am I going to succeed?

Question about succeeding in an exam or a project.

Vais-je réussir ?

aller

Verb indicating movement towards a place.

aller

irai

Simple future of 'aller' in the first person singular.

irai

venez

Form of the verb 'venir' in the second person plural.

venez

Go for it

Go for it, we’re going to have fun!

Vais-y, on va s'amuser !

Let's go

Let's go, we can't wait!

Allons-y, on ne peut pas attendre !