IRSE vs SALIR | DIFFERENT USES of the verb SALIR in SPANISH | HOW to SAY GET OUT in SPANISH

If you wonder what’s the difference between IRSE vs SALIR then this video is for you. We’re taking a look at the difference in sentences like: me fui de la casa and salí de la casa.
Plus, you’ll learn 3 uses of the verb SALIR, how to make commands with IRSE and SALIR, and we’re also comparing some sentences with irse and salir.
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Here’s the list of videos I’ve created related to this topic and the verb IR, IRSE and SALIR in Spanish
➡️ IR vs IRSE in SPANISH the KEY DIFFERENCE
• IR vs IRSE in SPANISH ...
➡️ HOW TO USE “IR” (To Go) in Spanish
• How to use the verb “T...
➡️ HOW to MAKE COMMANDS in SPANISH | Affirmative TÚ commands Spanish
• How to MAKE COMMANDS i...
➡️ HOW to MAKE COMMANDS in SPANISH | Negative TÚ commands Spanish
• How to MAKE COMMANDS i...
➡️ HOW to MAKE COMMANDS in SPANISH | Nosotros commands in Spanish
• HOW TO FORM NOSOTROS C...
Index:
0:00 Intro
0:01 IRSE vs SALIR | ¿Me fuí o salí?
1:07 IRSE in Spanish | a quick reminder
2:22 SALIR in Spanish | Salgo, sales, sale, salimos, salen
3:00 When to use “SALIR” in Spanish | 3 USES of SALIR
6:38 Comparing sentences with IRSE and SALIR in Spanish
8:23 ¿Me fui de la casa o Salí de la casa?
10:06 How to make commands with IRSE and SALIR in Spanish
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[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Espero que les guste el video. Y acá les dejo los videos relacionados con este tema 👇🏻👇🏻 ✅ IR vs IRSE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJSrgGiEe6xjh9E ✅ The verb TO GO in Spanish: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWG4Y4ejo7Vmhqc

[@E0403719]

me caen este video mucho. Gracias Paula

[@John-LincolThelusmeCezar]

Sigue asi estoy contento de encontrarle en youtube.

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Si, a me mi gusta siempre su vídeo, felicitaciones.

[@altayuzum]

Te quiro mucho. De nuevo las temas estan muy útiles.

[@108Newcastle]

Siempre eres lo mejor!

[@ouimetco]

Your videos make me smile 😃.

[@ravzasali5550]

Me encanta como explicas y enseñas❣️❣️❣️I love how you explain and talk slowly with simple words in Spanish ❣️ I learnt a lot ❤️Muchas gracias 😊❤️❤️❤️💙💙💙

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Muchísimas gracias. Me alegra que te guste 😊😊

[@afraradali1411]

Mucha gracias. Es muy util

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Gracias a ti. Es un placer ayudar 😊

[@habib0409]

the best thing about this video is talking slowly

[@SIERRATREES]

your short lessons are wonderful and you make learning spanish easier.. muchas gracias !

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Muchas gracias 😊

[@edmondavari5361]

Super Paola

[@ericbaugher]

Hi Paula, I watched this one for the first time. I flunked the test the first time through. A am running it again while I type this comment. More to follow.

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

The difference could be tricky in some sentences for sure. Keep it up 👏🏻👏🏻

[@adenilton5682]

Muchas gracias profesora, eso es muy importante la diferencia, y cuando nosotros usamos en la frase

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Gracias a ti. Sí, es importante saber cuando usar cada uno dependiendo del contexto 😊

[@zipzipperton2598]

Me encanta que ella explique las diferencias y lo importante que es el contexto en español. ✌🏼 Desde Florida

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Muchas gracias. El contexto es lo más importante. 👏🏻👏🏻

[@moukarrambachour6307]

Muy útil muchas gracias me gusta mucho tu explicación eres en verdad muy buena maestra

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Muchas gracias. Siempre es un placer ayudar 😊

[@houcinejabli7811]

Hola buenas tardes mi profesora espero que estés muy bien podrías hacer un vídeo sobre diptongos y triptongos y hiatos la sílaba un saludo تحية ليكم جميعا

[@lariiris]

Excelente video, Paula. Yo siempre hablaba el verbo irse de manera incorrecta. :) Me ayudaste muchisimo! Gracias!

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Me alegra saberlo. Gracias a ti ☺️☺️

[@wilfriedsuske4635]

Muchísimas gracias por los videos. Los temas están tan bien explicados !!! Hay mucho que aprender aquí ....................

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Siempre es un placer ayudar. 😉

[@TorTheWeirdo]

Guau!!! Eres una gran profesora! Sabia que me gustaría este video por que mi mamá se llama Paula y ella es una buena maestra también 😁🤣 Pero en serio, explicas muy bien. Aprendo español y este video me da mucha información valorada. Me gusta mucho los ejemplos que nos das y me encanta la velocidad a que hablas. Además me gusta tu acento. Eres de Colombia? Gracias por este video. Perdóname por mis errores. Estoy aprendiendo todavía. New subscriber here! 💛

[@ericbaugher]

No se puede todos acabamos de llevarse bien. Can't we all just get along. At least that is the way google translates it. Paula I have to say that I really love the clips of native speakers speaking really fast. These are hard for me to follow but great listening practice. I was playing around with google translate trying to type a sentence that would translate to "can't we all just get along?" This is a famous quote from Rodny King and it might be from before your time. The sentence in spanish translates in google into "can't we all just get along" but not sure if this sentence is grammatically correct or if it really means what google translates it to en ingles. One more fun comment. Se acabó is a little phrase that I learned in context watching spanish language television The scene went like this the man said a bunch of stuff but then ended with "Se acabó". The woman did not like what he said so she said a bunch of stuff he didnt like so he started punching her, and.she got even more angry and she shot him. I was only to learn later that "se acabo" means it's over. Acabar on its many forms is a word I often pick out of.conversations. Thanks for this great lesson on its many usages.

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

“Se acabó” is such a common phrase in Tv shows, especially among couples 🤣 As for your sentence: Can’t we all just get along. Let me help you out: In this case that “just” can’t be translated as “acabar de”. So, we need to change it by “solo or simplemente”. The final translation would be; ¿No podemos simplemente llevarnos bien? Maybe I should make a video around the multiple translation of the word “just” in Spanish.

[@ericbaugher]

@@SpeakSpanishWithPaula I think a video about all the translations of the English word "just" is a great idea. Making a video of all the ways an english word can be translated into Spanish is a classic format. I find it fascinating how many English words can be translated to several completely different Spanish words. This is because English words often have many different meanings. A classic word to start with is the word "get", which can be translated in many different ways. I sent you a link to a video about the different uses of the word "just" and interesting "simplemente" was not on the lists in the other video.

[@jameshancock2140]

This is VERY helpful thank you!

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

I’m glad to hear that ☺️

[@jtepville4111]

Gracias por tu video sobre salir y irse, es muy importante para saber la diferecias entre los dos, es genial 😎

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Sí, es importante saber la diferencia para poder usarlos correctamente. Gracias a ti 🙂

[@misstango1001]

Very useful very helpful. I like learning Un the Spanish language. You speak so clearly as well as slowly. You make it so easy. I was never sure. Now I am

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

I’m glad you find it helpful. Thank you 😊

[@Rusia-16]

Paula ! Por que te vas )))

[@warrenjones4713]

I am confused. If we are to use irse when we specify neither from where we are leaving or to where we are going, why do we use it in the situation of a dangerous crowd in your question number one?

[@harirathore5718]

Hola Paulo donde vives?

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

¡Hola! Soy de Venezuela 🇻🇪 y estoy ahorita viviendo en Estados Unidos - Atlanta.

[@harirathore5718]

Yo soy de India. ¿ Tu sabes sobre del India¿Estoy aprendiendo Espanol. Siempre yo veo tus Video. Me encanta mucho.

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Sacate

[@bruce2357]

11:04 What the heck just happened? Your furniture moved and the part in your hair changed.