"Vaya, hasta que me dijiste" would mean something along the lines of "Jeez! Now you tell me..."
"Vaya hasta que lo dijiste" translates to "go until you said it" in English.
Adiós Hasta luego Nos vemos Hasta pronto Que te vaya bien
Vaya is the a conjugation of the verb ir, which means 'to go'.Vaya can either be a command, a subjunctive, or an interjection. As a command it means "Go!" (As in 'Go over there'). As a subjunctive it mean many things depending on the usage of the sentence, but all have to do with some form of "going". And as an interjection it can mean "Wow!" or "Well!".
"Vaya" is a Spanish word that can have different meanings depending on the context in which it is used. It can be used to express surprise, disappointment, admiration, or to mean "go" or "to go" in certain situations.
"Vaya con Dios" in English literally is "Go with God." In Tagalog (Filipino), literally, it would be "Humayo ka (you go) kapiling ng (in the company of) Diyos (God.) a more elegant form would be: Patnubayan ka nawa ng Diyos (May God guide you.)
Adiós is a Spanish word that means "goodbye." "En vaya con dios" is not a correct phrase in Spanish. "Vaya con dios" translates to "go with God" and can be used as a farewell or expression of good wishes.
adios, hasta luego, hasta pronto, vaya con dios, hasta la proxima (that's five)
Adiós Hasta luego Nos vemos Hasta pronto Que te vaya bien
sarcastic way of saying what a family
Vaya is the a conjugation of the verb ir, which means 'to go'.Vaya can either be a command, a subjunctive, or an interjection. As a command it means "Go!" (As in 'Go over there'). As a subjunctive it mean many things depending on the usage of the sentence, but all have to do with some form of "going". And as an interjection it can mean "Wow!" or "Well!".
¡Bien! Hasta luego / hasta pronto / hasta después.¡Vale! Nos vemos después.¡Bueno! Cuídate / se cuida.¡Vale! Después nos comunicamos.¡Que te vaya bien! / ¡que le vaya bien!¡Que estés bien! / ¡que esté usted bien!Y otras formas más de expresarlo.
And when you go, introduce me to your female cousin
'Good luck and go with God'
No. The famous Spanish-language phrase used in the Terminator franchise is "Hasta la vista, baby".
The proper way to write the above question would be: ¡Vaya! ¡Qué mujer tan linda! It means: Wow! What a pretty woman!
First off no such word as vios. Its vaya and "vaya con dios" means "go with god" in english.
Adios (Good bye) Hasta la vista (Until we see each other again - literally, "until the sight") Vaya con Dios (Go with G-d) "Hasta luego." ('H' is silent) See you later, emphasis on later. "Hasta La Vista." (vee' sta) See you later, emphasis on seeing. "Vaya con dios." (vi' yaa) Go with god, or 'Godspeed'. There is most likely more.
"Vaya" is a Spanish word that can have different meanings depending on the context in which it is used. It can be used to express surprise, disappointment, admiration, or to mean "go" or "to go" in certain situations.