me marcho

I'm leaving

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phrase Uncommon #17,484

I'm leaving Used to say that you are leaving now or going away.

SP: Ya es tarde, me marcho.

EN: It’s late, I’m leaving.

Me marcho en tren pronto.

I'm leaving by train soon.

Viejo, me marcho a casa mañana.

Dude, I'm going home tomorrow.

— Naturaleza muerta (2006)

I'm leaving now.

Me marcho de aquí.

I'm leaving here.

Si me marcho, ¿qué pasará con estos niños?

If I leave, what will happen to these children?

— Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003)

Cuñada, me marcho.

Sister-in-law, I'm leaving.

— Ip Man (2008)

Te lo dejo porque me marcho.

I'll leave it with you because I'm leaving.

— Los cuatrocientos golpes (1959)

Me marcho muy pronto, tío.

I'm leaving very soon, man.

— El gatopardo (1963)

Rohit, me marcho.

Rohit, I'm leaving.

— Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003)

I'm leaving.

Me marcho a casa.

I'm heading home.

Dame el teléfono, me marcho.

Give me the phone, I'm leaving.

— Perfectos desconocidos (2016)

I'm leaving.

— State and Main (2000)