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How to Say ‘I want to go’ in Mexican Spanish

Quiero ir

KYEH-roh eer

[KYEH-roh eer]

💎 Usage Tip: After [quiero], Spanish uses another verb in its plain form: [quiero ir], [quiero hablar], [quiero pagar]. That same pattern works with other people too: [queremos ir], [quiere salir].

Phrase Breakdown

Quiero

[KYEH-roh]

I want

From querer; expresses desire or preference.

Example

Quiero ir por una ruta mÃĄs directa.

I want to go by a more direct route.

ir

[eer]

to go

Infinitive verb meaning to go.

Example

Quiero ir por la calle principal.

I want to go by the main street.

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