I'm going to school on sunday.
voy a la escuela los martes (use any day of the week)
Well it depends because it is asking you how do you get to school. Bike= yo voy en una bicicleta Car= yo voy en un carro bus= yo voy en un aoutobus
"Es el primer día de la escuela" means "It's the first day of school", or as a question, "Is it the first day of school?"
Literally it means I go to the school However when spoken by someone as they are heading out, or in response to the question "Where are you going?" it means " I am going to school."
¿Cómo van a la escuela? means, "How do they go to the school?"
There are two basic ways you can say that: "Voy a la escuela a aprender." or "Voy a la escuela para aprender."
voy a la escuela los martes (use any day of the week)
Well it depends because it is asking you how do you get to school. Bike= yo voy en una bicicleta Car= yo voy en un carro bus= yo voy en un aoutobus
"Voy a la escuela" or "Voy al cole"
I would say "Despues asisto la escuela, iré a casa. "
Normalmente me voy caminando a la escuela, pero los miércoles tomo el autobús
después de la escuela, me voy a casa a descansar un poco
"For you I go to school, girl."
"We go to the same school" in Spanish is "Vamos a la misma escuela". It is pronounced "BA-mose ah la MEES-ma eh-SKWAY-la". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
"I have to go to school" in Spanish is "Tengo que ir a la escuela". It is pronounced "TANE-go kay ear ah lah es-KWAY-lah". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
"Voy a casa después de la escuela"
No voy a la escuela ahora mismo.