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    Vas (en. You go)

    /bas/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Indicates movement towards a place.
    You go to the market every Saturday.
    Tú vas al mercado todos los sábados.
    Used to express a future action alongside an infinitive.
    You are going to study for the exam.
    Vas a estudiar para el examen.
    Reflects a habitual or repeated action.
    You always go to the same café.
    Siempre vas a la misma cafetería.

    Etymology

    From the Latin verb 'ire', which means 'to go'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Where are you going?
    A question about someone's destination.
    ¿A dónde vas?
    You're doing well.
    Expression that indicates someone is doing something correctly.
    Vas bien
    You'll see.
    Phrase used to anticipate something, indicating that they will check it soon.
    Vas a ver

    Related Words

    go
    Verb that means to move from one place to another.
    ir
    come
    Imperative form of the verb come, meaning to move towards the speaker.
    ven
    he/she/it comes
    Third person singular of the verb come in the present indicative.
    viene

    Slang Meanings

    To leave quickly.
    Go on, it's already late!
    ¡Vas, que ya es tarde!
    To focus on what is important.
    You get to what interests you without beating around the bush.
    Vas a lo que te interesa sin rodeos.