Salgas (en. You go out)

/salɡas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Action of going out in the subjunctive mood.

I hope you go out of the house soon.

Espero que salgas pronto de casa.

Indicates the possibility or desire for someone to go out.

It is important that you go out with caution.

Es importante que salgas con precaución.

Used in sentences that express a condition.

If you do well on the exam, we will celebrate.

Si salgas bien en el examen, celebraremos.

From the verb salir, from Latin 'salire'.

to go out onto the street

To go outside, generally to engage in an activity or take a walk.

salir a la calle

to come out of the closet

To reveal a person's sexual orientation.

salir del armario

to rush out

To leave quickly.

salir como un rayo

to go out

To leave or depart from a place.

salir

exit

The act of going out or the place from which one exits.

salida

outgoing

Something that protrudes or is inclined outward.

saliente

To leave without warning.

They left without telling anyone.

Se salió sin avisar a nadie.

To date someone.

She always goes out with her friends on weekends.

Ella siempre sale con sus amigos los fines de semana.