How to Say ‘Are you going to go?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Vas a ir?
bahs ah eer
[bahs ah eer]
💬 Usage Tip: ir a plus a verb is the everyday way to talk about plans: vas a venir "are you going to come". Here the verb is ir itself, so you get vas a ir.
Phrase Breakdown
Vas
[bahs]
you go / you support
From 'ir'; 'ir con' means to support a team.
¿Vas con el Madrid?
Do you support Madrid?
a
[ah]
(no direct translation)
Preposition required after 'afectar' before the object.
Afecta a todos.
It affects everyone.
ir
[eer]
to go
Infinitive of the verb 'to go'; 'ir a ir' means 'to be going to go'.
Quiero ir a la playa.
I want to go to the beach.
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