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Go in Spanish

Go in Spanish is ir

Example Sentences

Sabes que tengo que ir.

You know I have to go. Source
La verdad es que sí tengo que irme.

I really do have to go. Source
Lo siento, me tengo que ir.

I am afraid I must be going now., Sorry, I got to go. Source
Quiero irme a casa a dormir.

I want to go home and sleep. Source
Estaba a punto de irme a casa.

I was just about to go home. Source
Deberías ir a misa más a menudo.

You should go to mass more often. Source
No hay razón por la que debería ir allá.

There is no reason why I should go there. Source
También me gustaría ir.

I'd like to go, too. Source
Es tarde, me tengo que ir.

It's late. I have to go. Source
Deberíamos ir los dos.

We should both go. Source
Yo no pude salir afuera.

I could not get out., I was unable to go outside. Source
No puedes ir a ninguna parte solo.

You can't go anywhere by yourself. Source
Sí, creo que deberías ir.

Yes, I think you ought to go., Yes, I think you should go., Yes, I believe that you should go. Source
Yo iré ahí.

I'll go there. Source
Nadie tiene permiso de ir allá.

No one is allowed to go there. Source

Si tú no vas, yo tampoco.

If you don't go, I won't, either. Source
A ese lugar no va gente decente.

No decent people go to that place. Source
Tienen que regresar.

You have to go back. Source
Voy a comprar algunos materiales hoy.

I'm going to go buy some materials today. Source
Hijo, vuelve con tu madre.

Son, go back to your mother. Source

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