Forgetting 'de' for 'from'

'Salió' tells you that 'he,' 'she,' 'it,' or 'you (formal)' did the action of 'leaving' at a specific, completed time in the past. It's from the verb 'salir'.

'Salió' is a Past Tense Form

Extremely common. This is the first meaning you'll learn.

Think of this meaning for anything that 'emerges' or becomes public/visible. It works for the sun, a new book, a new video game, or even a stain on your shirt.

More Than Just the Sun

Very common, used for weather, publications, and things becoming visible.

Use 'salió' with a word that describes quality (like 'bien', 'mal', 'caro') to explain the outcome of something. It's a very natural way to say how things ended up.

Describing Results

Common in everyday conversation to talk about results and outcomes.

For this meaning, 'salir' is always followed by the word 'con' (with). 'Salió con Ana' means 'He dated Ana'. Without 'con', it just means he went out at the same time as Ana.

Always Use 'con'

A very common, everyday way to talk about romantic relationships.

Learn the complete meaning of 'salió' in Spanish. Understand its uses for 'left', 'went out', 'turned out', 'appeared', and 'dated'. Includes full conjugation tables for 'salir', examples, and usage tips.

salió

Complete Conjugation Tables

🔄 Conjugations

indicative

present

preterite

imperfect

future

conditional

subjunctive

present

imperfect

imperative

affirmative

negative

Practice Conjugations