irá

/iˈɾa/, [iˈɾa]

go to, mre, will go

Examples

Tom no irá a menos que Mary vaya con él.

Tom won't go unless Mary goes with him.

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Él también se irá, ¿verdad?

He'll go, too, won't he?

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Tom irá allí mañana.

Tom will go there tomorrow.

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No se preocupen. Todo irá bien.

Don't worry. Everything's going to be all right.

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Él irá al hospital.

He will go to hospital.

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Tom irá primero.

Tom will go first.

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No os preocupéis. Todo irá bien.

Don't worry. Everything's going to be all right.

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Tom no irá aún si lo invitan.

Tom won't go even if he's invited.

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Tom no sabe cuándo se irá Mary de Boston.

Tom doesn't know when Mary will leave Boston.

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Tom no irá aunque le inviten.

Tom won't go even if he's invited.

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Necesito a alguien que me abrace y que me diga que todo irá bien.

I need someone to hold me and tell me everything will be alright.

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Pienso que todo irá bien.

I think that everything will be okay.

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Él irá a nadar tanto si tu vas con él como si te quedas en casa.

He will go swimming, whether you go with him or stay at home.

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