How to Say ‘I'll try’ in Spain Spanish
Voy a probar
VOY ah proh-BAR
[VOY ah proh-BAR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Voy a + verb] is a very common way to say what you're about to do: [Voy a probar], [Voy a pedir]. In conversation it often feels more natural than a formal future tense.
Phrase Breakdown
Voy
[VOY]
I am going
Used to express an intention to perform an action.
Voy a probar el café de Colombia.
I am going to try the Colombian coffee.
A probar
ah proh-BAR
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
Indicates the direction or aim of an action.
Voy a caminar a la tienda.
I am going to walk to the store.
probar
[proh-BAR]
try
Means to attempt or test something.
Voy a probar el espresso.
I am going to try the espresso.
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