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va

/ˈba/, [ˈba]

go to, goes, he

Examples

  • Tom va a vender su casa.

    Tom is going to sell his house.

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  • Tom va al mismo colegio que yo.

    Tom goes to the same school that I do.

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  • Este programa de televisión va de pingüinos

    This TV show is about penguins.

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  • Ella va a la escuela de noche.

    She attends school at night.

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  • El camino va derecho por las próximas 50 millas.

    The road stays straight for the next 50 miles.

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  • No pises esa roca. Va a caerse.

    Don't step on that rock. It's going to fall.

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  • ¿Va todo bien?

    Is everything OK?

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  • ¿A qué hora va a llegar Tom?

    What time will Tom be arriving?

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  • Tom va a ver al peluquero menos de cuatro veces al año.

    Tom goes to the barber less than four times a year.

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  • Creo que esto va a funcionar.

    I think this is going to work.

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  • El policía va en coche.

    A policeman is driving a car.

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  • ¿Va Tom a nadar?

    Is Tom going to swim?

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  • No va a escuchar. Es como hablarle a una pared.

    He won't listen. I might as well talk to a brick wall.

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  • No le digas eso, que va a empezar a llorar.

    Don't tell him that, or he'll start crying.

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  • Ahora va de veras.

    Now it's the real thing.

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  • Cuando me ausento todo va mal.

    Everything goes wrong when I leave.

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  • ¿Cómo te va? ¡Cuánto tiempo sin verte!

    How are you doing? I haven't seen you for an age!

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  • Para cuando salgas de la cárcel, ella va a estar casada.

    By the time you get out of prison, she'll be married.

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  • También Tom va a ir.

    Tom is going, too.

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  • Tom no va a poder entender nada de esto.

    Tom won't be able to understand any of this.

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