Vayáis (en. You go)

/baˈjais/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates the action of going in the subjunctive.

I hope you all go to the party.

Espero que ustedes vayáis a la fiesta.

Used to express a desire or an indirect command.

If you happen to go by there, greet me.

Si acaso vayáis por allí, saludadme.

Form of the verb used in hypothetical situations.

If you go to study, it will be easier.

Si vayáis a estudiar, será más fácil.

From the verb 'ir', derived from Latin 'ire'.

I hope you have a good trip.

I wish you a good trip.

Que vayáis bien

Wherever you go

Regardless of the place you go to.

Vayáis donde vayáis

You will go to see

Expresses the idea that you should go see something specific.

Vayáis a ver

Moving from one place to another.

departure

The act of going, moving.

ida

trip

Movement from one place to another.

viaje

Used in informal contexts to refer to going to a party.

We're going out, so you should go to the party.

Vamos a salir, así que que vayáis de fiesta.

Indicates that one is going to a particular place in a hurry.

Go to the event now, it starts soon!

¡Vayáis ya al evento, que empieza pronto!