From what gate are you going to leave on your flight? Yes, it should be qué.
No vas a salir No saldras (accent on final 'a') both mean 'You're not going out'
cierra la puerta "see-air-a la puairta" with the "rr" in "cierra" rolled
puerta = door
"Salir a tiempo" means to leave or depart on time. It implies being punctual and not running late for a scheduled event or appointment.
Flight.
"Salir" is the Spanish verb meaning "to go out".
"Salir" is the Spanish verb meaning "to go out".
Where are you going out to (?) It seems incomplete. 'Tienes que salir', for example, would mean 'You have to go out'
if you would like to go out with me. (unless you intended for an accent over the i in si, in which case it would be "yes, you would like to go out with me")
It is "la puerta" and means "the door" or "the gate".
Do you mean "will you go out with me?" it's "salirás conmigo?"
"Quedamos en salir" in Spanish means "we agreed to go out" or "we decided to meet up." It implies that two or more people have made plans to meet or spend time together outside of a specific location.