Spanish Verb Salir Conjugation

Study Notes

Salir Conjugation Overview

"Salir" is a Spanish verb meaning "to leave" or "to go out."
It is an irregular verb, which means its conjugation doesn't follow standard patterns.

Conjugation for Different Subjects

Yo Form:
- Conjugation: Salgo
- Used when referring to oneself.
Tú Form:
- Conjugation: Sales
- Used in informal addresses, referring to someone familiar.
Ella, Él, and Usted Forms:
- Conjugation: Sale
- Used for third-person singular (she, he) and formal address (you).
Nosotros Form:
- Conjugation: Salimos
- Refers to "we" and includes the speaker and others.
Vosotros Form:
- Conjugation: Salís
- Used in plural informal situations in Spain, referring to "you all".
Ellas, Ellos, and Ustedes Forms:
- Conjugation: Salen
- Refers to third-person plural (they) and formal plural address (you all).

Key Points

Understanding the conjugation of "salir" is essential for effective communication in Spanish.
Each form changes based on the subject pronoun used in conversation.
The diversity in forms reflects the subject's number and formality, important aspects of Spanish grammar.

Description

Test your knowledge of the verb 'salir' with these flashcards focusing on its different conjugations. Learn the forms for 'yo', 'tú', 'ella, él, usted', 'nosotros', 'vosotros', and 'ellas, ellos, ustedes'. Perfect for Spanish learners aiming to master this essential verb.