va

/ˈba/, [ˈba]

go to, goes, he

Verb va

Formal second-person singular (usted) present indicative form of ir.
Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present indicative form of ir.

Examples

Mi hermano me va a matar.

My brother will kill me.

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¿Cuánto tiempo va a estar parado ahí?

How long will it stop there?

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Va a tardar en recuperarse de sus heridas.

It will take time for him to recover from his wounds.

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Godzilla nunca va a destruir el Palacio Imperial ni los letreros de las compañías patrocinadoras.

Godzilla will never ever destroy the Imperial Palace nor the signboards of the sponsoring companies.

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El negocio va a mejor.

Business is looking up.

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Tom va a la escuela andando.

Tom goes to school on foot.

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¡Si le dices eso a tu madre te va a matar!

If you say that to your mother, she'll kill you!

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Tom va a romper con Mary.

Tom is going to break up with Mary.

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¿A qué hora se va a dormir?

What time do you go to bed?

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Su idea va más allá del alcance de mi entendimiento.

His idea is beyond the reach of my understanding.

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