No. 1,096 in Spanish
vas
"You go."
In a sentence
¿Vas a la tienda ahora?
Are you going to the store now?
The word 'vas' is the conjugation of the verb 'ir' (to go) for 'tú' (second person singular informal) in the present tense, denoting the act of moving to a location.
Si no vas ahora, será demasiado tarde.
If you don't go now, it will be too late.
Here, 'vas' again represents the action of going, utilized in a conditional clause to discuss consequences.
Siempre tienes prisa cuando vas al trabajo.
You are always in a hurry when you go to work.
In this instance, 'vas' indicates a habitual action of going, describing a routine or typical behavior.
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