"Vais" is the first person singular of the verb "aller" in French, which means "to go." It is used to express action in the present tense.
je vais en Espagne
im going is : je vais or it can be je aller or je allez
To say "I will study harder" in French, you can say "Je vais étudier plus intensément" or "Je vais étudier plus sérieusement."
"I will show you" in French is spelled "Je vais te montrer."
I am going to [verb] ... (as in the sentence I am going to go) Je vais [verb infinitive] (Je vais aller = I am going to go)
"Je vais" means "I go." Example- Je vais à Montagne.
It's a negative. You put the words on either side of a conjugated verb or in front of an infinitive. For example: Je vais... (I go...) or, Je ne vais pas... (I do not go...)
"je vais à l'école"
"Vais" is the first person singular of the verb "aller" in French, which means "to go." It is used to express action in the present tense.
Je vais vous visitez
Going to in french is : verb aller + verb infinitive,example: Je vais faire mon devoir(V.aller)+(V.infinitive)And verb aller in french has many forms with every subject :je vais, nous allonstu vas, vous allezil/elle va ,ils/elles vont
je vais en Espagne
Vais
Je vais vite was created on 2007-09-23.
im going is : je vais or it can be je aller or je allez
A complex french sentence has to have to verbs in it. Your first verb must be conjugated and your second verb must be left as an infinitve. Ex: Je vais nettoyer ma chambre. Translation: Im going to clean my room. The verb "Vais" is conjugated in the "Je" form, while "Nettoyer" stays the same.