The correct spelling is 'Vaya con dios.'
The first one is pronounced 'vee ya' in Spanish. While the third one is phonetically correct, it is orthographically in error. 'Vaya' is the singular imperative tense of the verb 'ir' - to go.
The correct spelling is; "Valla Con Dios" It means Go with God. Valla- Go Con - with Dios- God It's very popular when people are saying good bye, sort of like a blessing. You wish the other person luck in their journey
God in Spanish is "Dios".
ah mi dioswell "ah mi dios" is technically correct but no one ever says that...so "oh my god" is said "ay dios mio"
Dios.
The word dios in Spanish means God in English. An example "Vaya con dios" means go with God. In Italian it is Dio, or Iddio. It derived from the Latin word deus.
The correct spelling is: Vaya con dios
The correct spelling is; "Valla Con Dios" It means Go with God. Valla- Go Con - with Dios- God It's very popular when people are saying good bye, sort of like a blessing. You wish the other person luck in their journey
"Con dios" is not a commonly used phrase in Spanish. It may be a misspelling of "con Dios," which means "with God" in Spanish.
"Ay Dios" or "Dios mio"
God in Spanish is "Dios".
ah mi dioswell "ah mi dios" is technically correct but no one ever says that...so "oh my god" is said "ay dios mio"
Spanish speakers typically use "¡Dios mío!" or "¡Ay Dios mío!" as the equivalent of "OMG" in English. "ADM" is not a common expression in Spanish for this purpose.
Dios.
Dios.
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.
"Vaya con Dios" is Spanish for "Go with God".
The word dios in Spanish means God in English. An example "Vaya con dios" means go with God. In Italian it is Dio, or Iddio. It derived from the Latin word deus.