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"Le voy a marcar al conejo" in Spanish translates to "I am going to score a goal" in English. It is a way to express that someone is going to achieve something successfully, often used in sports contexts.
"contigo" is the missing Spanish word. The sentence would be "Quiero ver una película contigo. Voy al cine." which means "I want to watch a movie with you. I'm going to the cinema."
It means "go to bed"
"Voy a llevar" in English means "I am going to take."
'Pero yo voy a dormir' means 'But I am going to sleep.'
I go, I am going. Ex: Voy al cama ( I am going to bed)
Al means "to the." Example: Voy al cine. I'm going to the movies.
"Juan voy al restaurante ¿y usted?" means "Juan, I'm going to the restaurant. And you?"
I go to school on Sundays
Vamos al banco (Let's go to the bank). Note: al is a combination between a and el. This is done because it is more natural to say al than a el.
I go to work because I like rest.
yo nunca voy al parque con alguien
"Al." As in, "voy al cinema" means "I go to the cinema."
"Voy a la escuela" or "Voy al cole"
voy is the singular conjugation of "ir" which means "to go" so voy is "I go". al is a combination of "a el" meaning "to the" so "voy al" means "I go to the"
"Voy a llegar tarde al trabajo" or "Voy tarde para el trabajo"
I am going to watch the movie,Indiana Jones,are you coming?