"Sí, yo voy."
Translation:Yes, I go.
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And I meant to add that I think "Yes, I am going" sounds more like a complete sentence to me.
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the same way spanish people say "to where are you going?" you are translating it to english so it sounds weird to us but is completely normal in spanish.
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It wasn't accepted whrn I wrote that. I agree with you,so I reported
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Why not? I is the subject, go is the verb. Looks complete to me.
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I feel like I walked into the middle of an argument since the last one said no, you are not going.
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I'll go and I will go are acceptable translations. "I'll go" is probably the best.
The first time i try this i got it wrong so i reloaded the page but really who says yes i go
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ir (to go) conjugated in the yo form is voy, so you would not put an -o at the end since it it already conjugated
(3 months late but I wanted to make sure this was answered for other people)
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The proper translation is ' I am going'. Voy a + infinitive = I am going to...
e.g. Voy a comer = I am going to eat
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i put yes, i go out because it sounded right and it should've worked
If nosotros vamos means we go, and yo voy means I go, what is the difference between va and voy?
Yes J go is broken english, spanish is usually translated into english better than many other languages, but still, I'm gunna tell them to fix it XD
