To go in Portuguese 🇧🇷

in English	in Portuguese	S
to go	ir

How to say “to go” in Portuguese? “Ir”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “ir” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on to go in Portuguese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

Portuguese Sentences with the Word “To go”

Portuguese sentence with “ir”	English translation for ir	S
Quero ir.	I want to go.
Queremos ir para a casa.	We want to go to the house.
Você gostaria de ir à praia?	You would like to go to the beach?
Não seria melhor ir pra lá?	Wouldn’t it be better to go there?
Eu acho que deveríamos ir para a casa.	I think we should go to the house
Pela mesma razão quero ir embora	For the same reason I want to leave
Nós costumavámos ir ao supermercado	We used to go to the supermarket
Você teria preferido ir sozinho?	Would you have preferred to go alone?
Nós provavelmente tenhamos que ir	We probably have to go
Acho que você precisa ir ao dentista	I think you need to go to the dentist
Me sinto triste por não poder ir	I feel sad that I can’t come
Podemos ir ao cinema quando terminarmos?	Can we go to the movies when we finish?

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Tips to Remember the Verb "ir":
• Associate "ir" with movement and change—think of “I’m going” as simply starting an action.
• Remember that its conjugations are highly irregular; one way to memorize them is to practice common phrases like “eu vou” (I go) and “ele foi” (he went).

Explanations:
• "Ir" is an irregular verb that means "to go" and is used both literally (to travel or move) and figuratively (to become, change state).
• It appears in many expressions and idioms, so practicing its forms in context can help solidify its usage.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• "Partir" – can mean "to leave" or "to set off."
• "Avançar" – means "to advance" or "to move forward" (used in a more formal context).
• "Seguir" – although it means "to follow," in some contexts it implies going or proceeding in a direction.

Conjugations of "ir":

Infinitive: ir
Gerund: indo
Past Participle: ido

Indicative Mood:
• Present:
Eu vou
Tu vais
Ele/Ela vai
Nós vamos
Vós ides
Eles/Elas vão

• Imperfect:
Eu ia
Tu ias
Ele/Ela ia
Nós íamos
Vós íeis
Eles/Elas iam

• Preterite (Simple Past):
Eu fui
Tu foste
Ele/Ela foi
Nós fomos
Vós fostes
Eles/Elas foram

• Future:
Eu irei
Tu irás
Ele/Ela irá
Nós iremos
Vós ireis
Eles/Elas irão

Subjunctive Mood:
• Present Subjunctive:
Que eu vá
Que tu vás
Que ele/ela vá
Que nós vamos
Que vós vades
Que eles/elas vão

• Imperfect Subjunctive:
Se eu fosse
Se tu fosses
Se ele/ela fosse
Se nós fôssemos
Se vós fôsseis
Se eles/elas fossem

Examples of Sentences:
• Eu vou para o trabalho de carro.
Translation: I go to work by car.
• Eles foram ao parque ontem.
Translation: They went to the park yesterday.
• Nós iremos viajar nas férias.
Translation: We will go traveling on vacation.
• Quando ela vai ao supermercado, compra frutas frescas.
Translation: When she goes to the supermarket, she buys fresh fruit.

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