to go
Move or travel toward a destination.
Vou ao mercado depois do almoço.
I am going to the market after lunch.
Eles foram para casa de ônibus.
They went home by bus.
Usage
Ir contrasts with vir, which describes movement toward a relevant person or place. Fui, foi and several other past forms can belong to either ir or ser; context identifies the meaning. Future constructions can be added separately.
Conjugation
Explore the conjugation of ir.
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