Aller — To Go
Salut! Today you're learning one of the most useful verbs in French — aller means "to go," and you'll use it every single day.
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Je vais — I go / I'm going
Tu vas — You go / You're going
Il va — He goes / He's going
Elle va — She goes / She's going
On va — We go / We're going (casual spoken French)
Nous allons — We go / We're going
Vous allez — You go / You're going
Ils vont — They go / They're going
Aller is also the key to talking about the near future — je vais manger means "I'm going to eat." Once you have it down, a whole new layer of French opens up.
Can you make a few sentences using today's words? Write them in the comments below!
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Aller — To Go
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