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andá
"Andá" is the informal command form of "andar" in Rioplatense Spanish, meaning "go" or "come on."
In a sentence
Andá a buscar a tu hermana a la escuela.
Go pick up your sister from school.
Here, 'andá' is used as an informal imperative in Rioplatense Spanish, directing someone to go and perform an action.
¡Andá, no me digas!
Go on, you don’t say!
In this case, 'andá' expresses surprise or disbelief in a colloquial manner.
Si querés, andá adelante y yo te alcanzo.
If you want, go ahead and I’ll catch up with you.
Here, 'andá' simply indicates an invitation or permission to proceed, again using the informal imperative.
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