How to Say ‘Has gone’ in Spain Spanish
Ha ido
ah EE-doh
[ah EE-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses [ir] "to go" where English uses "go" or "be": [ha ido bien] = "it has gone well" / "it's been good." The same pattern works with time periods too: [¿cómo ha ido la semana?]
Phrase Breakdown
Ha
[ah]
has
Auxiliary verb from 'haber' used to form the present perfect.
Ha llegado toda la familia ya.
The whole family has arrived already.
ido
[EE-doh]
gone
Past participle of 'ir'; with 'ha' it means 'has gone' or 'has gone/how it has gone'.
Todo ha ido mejor de lo esperado.
Everything has gone better than expected.
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