Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Vas"

A: What you typed means "you go and" in Spanish.
In English, "vas" "y" are not words

A: It's French, and means "Go!" or "Come on!" it's an encouraging phrase.

A: What are you going to get the birthday girl?

A: Both of the Spanish phrases are usually translated as "Where are you going?". We can say "Where do you go?" but this is usually a question for something habitual - "I see you leave the house every morning at 6:30. Where do you go so early in the morning?".

A: Will you go watch it?
OR
Will you go watch the movie?

A: What are you going to eat for dinner?

A: Where are you going?

A: Are you going to watch the channel?

A: Are you going to another store now?
Are you leaving with her now?
Do you now use that brand of sneakers?

A:
Ninguna. Mismo significado. 👍

A: I would like..., I think I'll have... o simplemente I'll have...

menos cortés de decir, pero todavía bastante común-

I'll take..., Give me..., I'm going to have... "I'm gonna have..."