tú Saliste

left, came out, appeared, went out

→ salir

sal to leave, go out + iste 2nd-person singular preterite

verb · 2nd-person singular, past tense Rare #45,311

left, came out The past-tense form used with tú (informal “you”).

SP: Saliste temprano de casa.

EN: You left home early.

appeared Used for appearing in a show, on television, or in another medium.

SP: Saliste en la película.

EN: You appeared in the movie.

went out With con alguien, means to date or go out with someone.

SP: Saliste con Ana el sábado.

EN: You went out with Ana on Saturday.

Conjugation of salir

Did you go out last night?

You left the army!

— Jean de Florette (1986)

Did you go out with the dead girl, and did she leave you this past August?

— Memorias de un Asesino (2003)

You made the cover!

— Malcolm X (1992)

¿Saliste de Argel?

Did you leave Algiers?

You came out of a dump, and you’ll go back to a dump!

— Picnic (1955)