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va a ir a

is going to go to

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phrase Uncommon #24,217
is going to go to Used to talk about a planned or expected future action. The final “a” is followed by a place or activity.
SP: Marta va a ir a la playa mañana.
EN: Marta is going to go to the beach tomorrow.

¿Tom va a ir a Boston el próximo verano?

Is Tom going to Boston next summer?

Va a ir a UCLA.

He's going to UCLA.

— Running on Empty (1988)

Mi hija no me puede ver este fin de semana, va a ir a esquiar.

My daughter can't see me this weekend, she's going skiing.

— Atrápame si puedes (2002)

Nuestro profesor va a ir a Estados Unidos el próximo mes.

Our teacher is going to the United States next month.

He dicho que va a ir a UCLA.

I said that he’s going to attend UCLA.

— Running on Empty (1988)

Va a ir a un concurso de canto.

He/She is going to enter a singing competition.

— Un Taxista (2017)

Él me dijo que va a ir a Francia en junio.

He told me he's going to France in June.

Fred va a ir a Europa el lunes.

Fred is going to Europe on Monday.

He oído que Tom va a ir a Boston.

I heard that Tom is going to Boston.

Sí, va a ir a la cena mañana.

Yes, he's going to dinner tomorrow.

Porque nadie va a ir a un lugar que se llame"Brocheta de Pollo".

Because nobody’s going to go to a place called “Chicken Skewer.”

— La La Land: Una historia de amor (2016)

Tom va a ir a acampar el próximo fin de semana.

Tom is going camping next weekend.

Si crees que va a ir a la policía, trae el bebé aquí, ¿entendido?

If you think she's going to the police, bring the baby here, understood?

— Broker (2022)

"Nadie va a ir a juicio".

No one is going to trial.

— 7 años (2016)

Porque va a ir a la boda con nosotros.

Because she's going to the wedding with us.

— Atrápame si puedes (2002)

Mary probablemente no le dirá a Tom que no va a ir a Boston con él.

Mary probably won't tell Tom that she isn't going to Boston with him.