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ir solo

to go alone

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phrase Common #8,185
to go alone Solo agrees with the person going: use sola for a feminine singular subject.
SP: No quiero ir solo a la fiesta.
EN: I don’t want to go to the party alone.

Tom no quiere ir solo.

Tom doesn't want to go alone.

Ella lo dejó ir solo.

She let him go alone.

Pensé que preferiría ir solo.

I thought he would prefer to go alone.

Pues no vas a ir solo.

Well, you're not going alone.

— Anaconda (2025)

Mi hermano insistió en ir solo.

My brother insisted on going alone.

Si insistes en ir solo, adelante por favor.

If you insist on going alone, please go ahead.

No podrás ir solo al baño.

You won't be able to go to the bathroom alone.

— Estallido mortal (1981)

Es duro ir solo por el vasto mundo, ¿verdad?

It's tough going out into the vast world alone, isn't it?

— Ratatouille (2007)

Tengo miedo de ir solo.

I'm afraid to go alone.

¿Realmente piensas ir solo?

Are you really thinking of going alone?

— Akira (1988)

De acuerdo, pero deberás aprender a ir solo.

Okay, but you'll have to learn to go it alone.

— Dos son familia (2016)

¡Dije vamos a tomar un vuelo, pero no, él quería ir solo por carretera!

I said, “Let’s fly,” but no, he wanted to go by road all the way!

— पीकू (2015)

¿No puedes ir solo?

Can't you go alone?

— Ladrón de bicicletas (1948)

Tom no piensa ir solo.

Tom doesn't plan to go alone.

No deberías ir solo.

You shouldn't go alone.

Confieso que tengo miedo de ir solo.

I confess that I'm afraid to go alone.

Mi padre no me permite ir solo al cine.

My father doesn't allow me to go to the movies alone.

Tom insistió en ir solo.

Tom insisted on going alone.

Prefiero quedarme en casa a ir solo.

I’d rather stay home than go alone.

Deberás ir solo y abandonar tus armas.

You will have to go alone and abandon your weapons.

— La historia sin fin (1984)

Tom no pretende ir solo.

Tom doesn't intend to go alone.