salgo

i go out, i'm on my way out, out


Verb salgo

  1. First-person singular (yo) present indicative form of salir.

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Examples
  • Cuando estoy de bajón, hablo con mis amigos o salgo a dar un paseo.

    When I'm feeling low, I talk with friends or go out for a walk.

  • Si llueve, esta noche no salgo.

    If it is raining, I won't go out tonight.

  • Salgo esta tarde.

    I leave this afternoon.

  • Cada mañana yo salgo de casa antes de las ocho en punto.

    I leave home before eight o'clock every morning.

  • Lustro las botas y salgo — la vieja porquería dará paso a la nueva.

    I polish my boots and go out — the old dirt will give way to the new.

  • Salgo de la vida para entrar en la historia.

    I leave life to join history.

  • Nunca salgo sin comprar algo.

    I never go out without buying something.

  • No salgo mucho.

    I don't get out much.

  • Yo salgo temprano al colegio.

    I left school early.

  • Siempre que salgo al extranjero, sufro de jet lag y diarrea.

    Whenever I go abroad, I suffer from jet lag and diarrhea.

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