What does Ir a mean?
Practice Version
Ir A:
To be going to. ir a. "Ir a" in Spanish is used to express future plans or intentions.
Example:
“Ir a” means “to be going to”—think of it as Spanish’s “Ready, set… GO!” for future plans. Picture yourself at a starting line: you haven’t done the action yet, but you’re going to! Put a conjugated form of ir before a + an infinitive: “Voy a bailar” means “I’m going to dance.” Your feet haven’t moved, but your future already has a beat.
