Spanish Verb Conjugation: 'Ir'

Verb Conjugation: "Ir" (to go)

• "Voy" is the first-person singular form, used when saying "I go" in Spanish.
• "Va" is the third-person singular form, used for he, she, or formal 'you' (Usted).
• "Vamos" is the first-person plural form, meaning "we go."
• "Vas" is the second-person singular form, meaning "you go" (informal).
• "Van" is the third-person plural form, used for they or you (formal plural, Ustedes).
• "Vais" is the second-person plural form commonly used in Spain, meaning "you all go."

Subject Pronouns Usage

• "Yo" refers to the speaker (I).
• "Julia" and "Pablo" refer to individual persons (he or she).
• "Nosotros" refers to a group including the speaker (we).
• "Usted" is a formal way to address one person (you).
• "Ellos" refers to a group of males or a mixed group (they).
• "Vosotros" is used for addressing multiple people informally in Spain.
• "Ustedes" is used for addressing multiple people formally or in Latin America.

Question Formulation

• "¿Adónde vas?" translates to "Where are you going?" in English, seeking the destination of the action.