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LECTURA
; A donde va usted? (Where are you going?)
- Voy a la casa. (I am going home)
- Buenos dias (Good morning)
- ; De donde viene usted? (Where do you come from?)
- Vengo de la clase de Español. (I come from the Spanish class)
- Vengo de la oficina del decano. (I come from the office of the dean.)
- ;A donde vas? (Where are you going?)
- Voy a la biblioteca. (I’m going to the library.)
-; Que vas a hacer alli? (What are you going to do there?)
- Voy a llamar a Salvador y a Consuelo. (I’m going to call Salvador and Consuelo.)
- Ellas vienen de la ciudad y quieren ir a la Cafeteria conmigo. (They come from the city and they like to go to the refresment parlor with me.)
- Vamos a tomar refresco (Let’s go to take refreshment.)
- Queires ir con nosotros? (Do you like to go with us?)
Gramatica
IR – to go Venir – to come
Yo Voy – I go Yo Vengo – I come
Tu Vas – you go Tu Vienes – you come
Usted (pol.) va – you go Usted (pol.) Viene – you come
El, ella Va – he/ she goes el, ella viene – he/ she comes
Nosotros- as vamos – we go nosotros-as – venimos
Vosotros-as vais – you go vosotros-as – venis – you come
Ustedes van – you go ustedes vienen – you come
Ellos,ellas Van – they go ellos, ellas Vienen – they come
Commands
Vaya usted (go) singular Venga usted (come) singular
Vayan ustedes (go) plural Vengan ustedes (come) plural
Note. The Verbs IR and Venir require the preposition a when they are used with an infinitive.
Ejemplos (examples)
1. Voy a comprar frutas. ( I am going to buy fruits.)
2. Vengo a saca mi lapis. (I come to get my pencil
Note: Vamos a means let us.
1. Vamos a tomar refresco. (Let us take refefreshment.)
2. Vamos a comer. (Let us eat.)
Note: The preposition a means “to”. Except in certain idioms. Do not use it to translate “at” which is “en”.
Vamos a casa. (We are going (to) home.)
Estamos en casa (We are at home)
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