What do voy and va mean?

You're likely thinking of the Spanish words voy and va. They are conjugated forms of the verb ir, which means to go.

Here's a breakdown:

* Voy: This is the first-person singular form, meaning "I go" or "I am going".

* Va: This is the third-person singular form, meaning "he/she/it goes" or "he/she/it is going".

Example sentences:

* Voy a la escuela. (I am going to school.)

* Va al cine. (He/She/It is going to the cinema.)

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