Voy (en. Go)

/boj/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

It indicates movement toward a place.

I go to the park every weekend.

Voy al parque todos los fines de semana.

It is used to express the intention of doing something.

I am going to study tonight.

Voy a estudiar esta noche.

It is used to indicate a change of state.

I am improving in my classes.

Voy mejorando en mis clases.

It comes from the Latin 'vado', which means to go.

I am going to...

It expresses the intention of heading to a specific place.

Voy a...

I am going on a trip

It indicates that one is moving to another place for a time.

Voy de viaje

I am going for...

It is used to indicate that one is going to fetch or pick something up.

Voy por...

to go

To move from one place to another.

I come

First person singular of the present tense of the verb to come.

vengo

he/she walks

Form of the verb to walk; it is used to refer to movements.

anda

Expression of imminent action.

I'm going to get it done at the party.

Voy a caer de una vez en la fiesta.

Sense of urgency or decision.

I go and do it now.

Voy y lo hago ya.