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ha ido a

has gone to

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phrase Uncommon #25,358
has gone to Used with a destination or an activity, as in “ha ido a montar a caballo” (“has gone horseback riding”).
SP: Mi hermano ha ido a México.
EN: My brother has gone to Mexico.

Él ha ido a Suiza.

He has gone to Switzerland.

Mi padre ha ido a Estados Unidos.

My father has gone to the United States.

Mata-Hari ha ido a informar.

Mata Hari has gone to report.

— Suspiria: Alarido (1977)

Ha ido a una audición.

He/She has gone to an audition.

— Running on Empty (1988)

Mi novia ha ido a Canadá.

My girlfriend has gone to Canada.

Ella ha ido a Francia tres veces.

She has been to France three times.

Todavía no ha ido a Francia pero tiene muchas ganas de ir el año que viene.

He hasn't been to France yet, but he's really looking forward to going next year.

Se ha equivocado y ha ido a un templo en vez de una iglesia.

They made a mistake and went to a temple instead of a church.

— PK (2014)

Paparazzo ha ido a la farmacia.

Paparazzo has gone to the pharmacy.

— La dolce vita (1960)

Todo mundo ha ido a una excursión.

Everyone has been on a field trip.

— Picnic (1955)

Ha ido a Gran Bretaña.

He has gone to Great Britain.

Para alguien que nunca ha ido a Pakistán, hablas muy bien.

For someone who has never been to Pakistan, you speak very well.

— Por eso lo llaman amor (2017)

Esta mañana ha ido a montar a caballo.

This morning he went horse riding.

El abuelo ha ido a la graduación.

Grandpa has gone to the graduation.

Ha ido a mover las tetas un rato.

She's gone to shake her tits for a bit.

— Un asunto de familia (2018)