Ir vs irse

These two verbs look almost identical but their meaning is different
- Ir → to go
- Irse → to leave

Let’s practice a bit with these verbs:

Spanish Phrases English Equivalent

Ya no me voy. I’m not leaving anymore.

Ella nos ha dicho que él va.
Se va.
Voy al lugar.
¿Nos vamos?
Quiero ir si ellos van.
Van a tu casa.
Ellos van, pero yo no puedo ir.
¿Te vas del lugar?
¿Se van de este lugar?
¡Nosotros vamos si tú vas!
Tengo que ir a sus casas.
Las chicas van. Yo o ellas están
contigo.
¡La gente ha sabido que vamos!
El hombre está en casa, pero va al
lugar.
¿Te vas de la casa con ella?
Nos hemos ido.
Me voy de esta casa.
En verdad, todos van a ir al lugar.
La verdad es que no puedo ir esta vez. The truth is that I can’t go this time.
¡Es tan bueno que tenemos que ir!
Voy a tu casa.
Nos vamos para que estés aquí.
Eran los que se han ido con ella.
No tengo que irme.
She has told us that he’s going.
He’s leaving.
I’m going to the place.
Are we leaving?
I want to go if they go.
They’re going to your house.
They’re going, but I can’t go.
Are you leaving from the place?
They’re leaving from this place?
We’re going if you go!
I have to go to their houses.
The girls are going. I or they are with you.
The people have known that we’re going!
The man is at home, but he’s going to the
place.
You’re leaving from the house with her?
We have left.
I’m leaving this house.
Actually, everybody is going to go to the
place.
It’s so good that we have to go!
I’m going to your house.
We’re leaving so that you be here.
They were the ones that have left with her.
I don't have to leave.