How do you say you go in french?

Answer 1

"Go!" = "va !" or "allez !"

To go is the verb "aller":

je vais

tu vas,

il, elle va,

nous allons,

vous allez,

ils, elles vont

Where do you go? = "où vas-tu ?"

Let's go is "Allons," or "Allons nous."

Answer 2

As always, that depends. The participle of aller, to go, is allant, but it is not used the way "going" is used in English, as a noun or as part of a progressive tense. As a noun, for example in "Going to the country is fun," going is aller. But in " I am going to the country," use je vais.

Answer 3

Allez!

Va!

Allez-vous en! (Go away!)

Va-t-en! (Go away!)

Answer 4

To say it formally or to multiple people, say "Allez-vous." To say it informally, say "Allé-toi."

Answer 5

to go = aller

Answer 6

Allez! (al-eh)

Answer 7

allez allez

Answer 8

va