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How to Say ‘Luis is coming out now.’ in Mexican Spanish

Luis ya va a salir.

loo-EES yah bah ah sah-LEER

[loo-EES yah bah ah sah-LEER]

Phrase Breakdown

Luis ya

loo-EES yah

Luis now

'Ya' here means 'now' or 'right away'. Say LWEES-ya.

Example

Luis ya llegó.

Luis already arrived.

Words in this phrase

Luis

[loo-EES]

Luis

A common male first name.

Example

Luis tiene hambre.

Luis is hungry.

ya

[yah]

already / now

Shows that something has happened by now or has finally started happening.

Example

Ya puede salir un rato al jardín.

She can go out to the garden for a little while now.

va a salir.

bah ah sah-LEER

is going to come out.

This is the near future form 'ir a' plus a verb. Blend 'va a' together.

Example

El tren va a salir.

The train is going to leave.

Words in this phrase

va

[bah]

is going

From ir; used with 'a' to form the near future.

Example

Va a ser una gran final.

It is going to be a great final.

a

[ah]

to

Preposition used before a person as the object of introduction.

Example

Voy a a la mesa de empresas internacionales.

I'm going to the table of international companies.

salir

[sah-LEER]

to go out / to leave

Verb meaning to exit a place.

Example

Vamos a salir.

We're going to go out.

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