Question

Could someone tell me the different between voy, vas, va, vamos, and van?

Answer 1

Answer:

In English we might say "I am going --- to go --- somewhere.

In Spanish, Voy a (I am going) ir (to go))

Voy, vas, va, van are just forms of the verb ir, the conjugation tells who is going.

For example: I am going (voy)

You are going (vas) (singular)

he/she/it is going (va) (singular)

they are going (van) (plural)

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

voy- yo, vas- tu, va- el ella usted, vamps- nosotros, van- ellos ellas ustedes

Explanation:

each variation of the verb ir is used differently based on the noun the verb is describing