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va

/ˈba/, [ˈba]

go to, goes, he

Examples

  • Actualmente su padre va a trabajar en auto.

    Nowadays his father goes to work by car.

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  • Va a requerir tiempo sustancial y recursos financieros.

    It will require substantial time and financial resources.

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  • Quien va a la iglesia cree en Dios.

    Whoever goes to church believes in God.

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  • Tom dice que va a pasar a buscar a Mary a las 2:30.

    Tom says that he'll pick Mary up at 2:30.

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  • Necesito platos livianos porque hoy mi familia va a almorzar en el parque.

    I need light plates because today my family is going to eat lunch in the park.

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  • Parece que va a llover, ¿verdad?

    It looks like it's going to rain, right?

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  • Vamos a ver cómo le va a Tom.

    Let's go see how Tom is doing.

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  • Quiero averiguar qué se va a poner María para el baile.

    I want to find out what Mary is going to wear to the dance.

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  • Nadie va a venir.

    No one will come.

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  • No le va a hacer daño.

    It will do him no harm.

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  • Va a sufrir por esto.

    You will suffer because of that.

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  • ¿Qué tal te va?

    How are you doing?

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  • —¿Qué va a hacer con el dinero? —preguntó el policía.

    "What are you going to do with the money?", asked the policeman.

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  • Mientras la guerra sea considerada como perversa, ella siempre tendrá su fascinación. Cuando se considere vulgar, ella va a cesar de ser popular.

    As long as war is regarded as wicked, it will always have its fascination. When it is looked upon as vulgar, it will cease to be popular.

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  • Él está seguro de que va a triunfar.

    He is sure that he will succeed.

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  • No le va a gustar.

    He won't like that.

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  • Eso nunca va a pasar.

    That's never going to happen.

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  • Él nunca va en contra de sus padres.

    He never goes against his parents.

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  • No tiene sentido ir a la playa si va a llover.

    There's no point in going to the beach if it's going to rain.

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  • ¿Dónde va este libro?

    Where does this book go?

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