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Salir conjugation

salir · to leave, to go out

Irregular verb-ir verbTop 100 verb

At a glance: Salir means "to go out", "to leave" a place and "to come out". It's also how you say "to date": salgo con Ana (I'm going out with Ana). Irregular forms: salgo, saldré, salga and the command sal.

Presentsalgo, sales, sale, salimos, salís, salen
Past participlesalido
Gerundsaliendo
salir conjugation chart in Spanish: present, preterite, imperfect, future, conditional and present subjunctive
Salir conjugation chart. Letters in red are irregular.
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Salir, irse or dejar?

Salir = to go out / leave a place: salgo de casa a las ocho. Irse = to leave, go away (without saying where from): me voy. Dejar = to leave something behind: dejé el móvil. And salir bien / mal = to turn out well / badly.

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Indicative tenses of salir

Facts and things that happen: the tenses you'll use most.

Present indicative

yosalgoI go out
túsalesyou go out
él/ella/ustedsalehe/she goes out
nosotros/assalimoswe go out
vosotros/assalísyou all go out
ellos/ellas/ustedessalenthey go out

Only the yo form is irregular: an extra g (salgo).

Preterite indicative

yosalíI went out
túsalisteyou went out
él/ella/ustedsalióhe/she went out
nosotros/assalimoswe went out
vosotros/assalisteisyou all went out
ellos/ellas/ustedessalieronthey went out

The preterite is fully regular: salí, saliste, salió.

Imperfect indicative

yosalíaI used to go out
túsalíasyou used to go out
él/ella/ustedsalíahe/she used to go out
nosotros/assalíamoswe used to go out
vosotros/assalíaisyou all used to go out
ellos/ellas/ustedessalíanthey used to go out

Present continuous indicative

yoestoy saliendoI am going out
túestás saliendoyou are going out
él/ella/ustedestá saliendohe/she is going out
nosotros/asestamos saliendowe are going out
vosotros/asestáis saliendoyou all are going out
ellos/ellas/ustedesestán saliendothey are going out

estar + gerund

Informal future indicative

yovoy a salirI am going to go out
túvas a saliryou are going to go out
él/ella/ustedva a salirhe/she is going to go out
nosotros/asvamos a salirwe are going to go out
vosotros/asvais a saliryou all are going to go out
ellos/ellas/ustedesvan a salirthey are going to go out

ir a + infinitive

Future indicative

yosaldréI will go out
túsaldrásyou will go out
él/ella/ustedsaldráhe/she will go out
nosotros/assaldremoswe will go out
vosotros/assaldréisyou all will go out
ellos/ellas/ustedessaldránthey will go out

Irregular stem saldr-: saldré, not "saliré".

Conditional indicative

yosaldríaI would go out
túsaldríasyou would go out
él/ella/ustedsaldríahe/she would go out
nosotros/assaldríamoswe would go out
vosotros/assaldríaisyou all would go out
ellos/ellas/ustedessaldríanthey would go out

Present perfect indicative

yohe salidoI have gone out
túhas salidoyou have gone out
él/ella/ustedha salidohe/she has gone out
nosotros/ashemos salidowe have gone out
vosotros/ashabéis salidoyou all have gone out
ellos/ellas/ustedeshan salidothey have gone out

haber (present) + past participle

Past perfect indicative

yohabía salidoI had gone out
túhabías salidoyou had gone out
él/ella/ustedhabía salidohe/she had gone out
nosotros/ashabíamos salidowe had gone out
vosotros/ashabíais salidoyou all had gone out
ellos/ellas/ustedeshabían salidothey had gone out

haber (imperfect) + past participle

Future perfect indicative

yohabré salidoI will have gone out
túhabrás salidoyou will have gone out
él/ella/ustedhabrá salidohe/she will have gone out
nosotros/ashabremos salidowe will have gone out
vosotros/ashabréis salidoyou all will have gone out
ellos/ellas/ustedeshabrán salidothey will have gone out

haber (future) + past participle

Conditional perfect indicative

yohabría salidoI would have gone out
túhabrías salidoyou would have gone out
él/ella/ustedhabría salidohe/she would have gone out
nosotros/ashabríamos salidowe would have gone out
vosotros/ashabríais salidoyou all would have gone out
ellos/ellas/ustedeshabrían salidothey would have gone out

haber (conditional) + past participle

Subjunctive tenses of salir

Wishes, doubts, emotions and "if" sentences.

Present subjunctive

yosalga(that) I go out
túsalgas(that) you go out
él/ella/ustedsalga(that) he/she goes out
nosotros/assalgamos(that) we go out
vosotros/assalgáis(that) you all go out
ellos/ellas/ustedessalgan(that) they go out

Imperfect subjunctive

yosaliera(if) I went out
túsalieras(if) you went out
él/ella/ustedsaliera(if) he/she went out
nosotros/assaliéramos(if) we went out
vosotros/assalierais(if) you all went out
ellos/ellas/ustedessalieran(if) they went out

Future subjunctive

yosaliere(if) I go out
túsalieres(if) you go out
él/ella/ustedsaliere(if) he/she goes out
nosotros/assaliéremos(if) we go out
vosotros/assaliereis(if) you all go out
ellos/ellas/ustedessalieren(if) they go out

rarely used: legal & formal texts

Present perfect subjunctive

yohaya salido(that) I have gone out
túhayas salido(that) you have gone out
él/ella/ustedhaya salido(that) he/she has gone out
nosotros/ashayamos salido(that) we have gone out
vosotros/ashayáis salido(that) you all have gone out
ellos/ellas/ustedeshayan salido(that) they have gone out

haber (present subj.) + past participle

Past perfect subjunctive

yohubiera salido(if) I had gone out
túhubieras salido(if) you had gone out
él/ella/ustedhubiera salido(if) he/she had gone out
nosotros/ashubiéramos salido(if) we had gone out
vosotros/ashubierais salido(if) you all had gone out
ellos/ellas/ustedeshubieran salido(if) they had gone out

haber (imperfect subj.) + past participle

Future perfect subjunctive

yohubiere salido(if) I will have gone out
túhubieres salido(if) you will have gone out
él/ella/ustedhubiere salido(if) he/she will have gone out
nosotros/ashubiéremos salido(if) we will have gone out
vosotros/ashubiereis salido(if) you all will have gone out
ellos/ellas/ustedeshubieren salido(if) they will have gone out

rarely used: legal & formal texts

Imperative tenses of salir

Commands and instructions.

Affirmative imperative

túsalgo out!
ustedsalgago out! (formal)
nosotros/assalgamoslet's go out!
vosotros/assalidgo out! (you all)
ustedessalgango out! (you all, formal)

Negative imperative

túno salgasdon't go out!
ustedno salgadon't go out! (formal)
nosotros/asno salgamoslet's not go out!
vosotros/asno salgáisdon't go out! (you all)
ustedesno salgandon't go out! (you all, formal)

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How to use salir

Going out

¿Salimos esta noche?

Shall we go out tonight?

Leaving a place

Salgo de casa a las ocho.

I leave home at eight.

Dating (salir con)

Sale con un chico de Madrid.

She's dating a guy from Madrid.

Turning out

Todo salió bien.

Everything turned out well.

Departing (transport)

El tren sale a las diez.

The train leaves at ten.

Example sentences with salir

  • ¿A qué hora sales del trabajo?What time do you finish work?
  • Salgo en cinco minutos.I'm leaving in five minutes.
  • Anoche salimos hasta las tres.Last night we stayed out until three.
  • Antes salía todos los fines de semana.I used to go out every weekend.
  • El vuelo saldrá con retraso.The flight will leave late.
  • ¿Saldrías conmigo?Would you go out with me?
  • ¡Sal de ahí!Get out of there!
  • Espero que salga bien.I hope it goes well.

Verbs like salir

Like salgo, these verbs have a g in the yo form. Poner, tener and valer also have a -dr- future: pondré, tendré, valdré.

Frequently asked questions about salir

Is salir regular or irregular?

Salir is irregular in the present yo form (salgo), the future and conditional (saldré, saldría), the subjunctive (salga) and the command (sal). The preterite (salí) and imperfect (salía) are regular.

How do you conjugate salir in the present tense?

salgo, sales, sale, salimos, salís, salen.

How do you conjugate salir in the preterite?

salí, saliste, salió, salimos, salisteis, salieron.

What does "salir con" mean?

"To go out with" or "to date" someone: ¿con quién sales? (who are you dating?).

Salir or irse?

Salir focuses on leaving a place (salgo de la oficina). Irse just means "to go away / leave" (me voy).

What is the past participle of salir?

The past participle is salido and the gerund is saliendo.

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