Forms of Salir  

Spanish Grammar Present Indicative Verb Salir - to leave
Overview

The verb salir (conjugation) means "to leave" or "to go out". It is irregular in the present tense. The ending ir changes to go in the (yo) form (first person singular).

yo salgo (I leave)
tú sales (you leave)
Ud/él/ella sale (you/he/she leaves)
nosotros (as) salimos (we leave)
vosotros (as) salís (you guys leave)
Uds/ellos/ellas salen (you all/they leave)

Yo salgo con el maestro.

I go out with the teacher.

Tú sales con Pedro.

You are going out with Pedro.

Él sale en el carro.

He goes out in the car.

Ella sale de la iglesia.

She goes out of the church.

Nosotros salimos con el niño.

We go out with the boy.

Ellos salen al teatro.

They go out to the theater.
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