To see the conjugation of the verb SALIR click on the tense below. For example Present.
The verg conjugation will appear in red if it is irregular. The translation of salir is "to leave, go out"
Real life examples of the verb salir taken from newspapers, novels, films, books, magazines etc
¿Saldrías con una persona que no tiene pierna?
Would you go out with someone who has a leg missing?
«Hubiera preferido no salir de la cárcel» Enrique ha pasado 30 años entre rejas y no se acostumbra a la libertad.
«He would have prefered not to leave jail» Enrique has spent 30 years behind bars and he can't get used to freedom.
Let's get out of the euro now.
Será muy difícil que salgamos de la crisis.
It will be very difficult to escape from the economic crisis.
I am not going out tomorrow.
No hemos salido de casa, ¿el propietario tiene derecho a poner el cartel de 'Se Alquila'?
He haven't left the house. Does the owner has the right to put up a 'For Rent' sign?
Los humanos salieron de África 35.000 años antes de lo pensado.
Humans left Africa 35,000 years before we thought.
¿Quieres salir conmigo esta noche?
Do you want to go out with me tonight?
¿Qué pasaría si la Tierra se saliera de su órbita?
What would happen if the Earth left its orbit?
Esto no me sale bien.
This doesn't turn out well.
Salgo para Cuba el próximo lunes.
I leave for Cuba next Monday.
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