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saldremos

sal-DREH-mossalˈdɾemos

“saldremos” means “we will leave” in Spanish. It has 3 different meanings depending on context:

we will leaveA1Verb

exiting a location

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we will go outB1Verb

socially, for fun

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we will turn outB2Verb

result or outcome

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we will leave, we will go outAlso: we will depart, we will set off

VerbA1irregular ir
Two smiling figures are stepping through an open doorway, exiting a brightly colored house and moving onto a path.
infinitivesalir
gerundsaliendo
past Participlesalido

📝 In Action

Si terminamos pronto, saldremos antes de las cinco.

A1

If we finish soon, we will leave before five o'clock.

Mañana saldremos de la ciudad para visitar a la abuela.

A2

Tomorrow we will go out of the city to visit Grandma.

¿A qué hora saldremos del hotel?

A1

What time will we leave the hotel?

Word Connections

Synonyms

Antonyms

Common Collocations

  • salir de viaje – to go on a trip
  • salir corriendo – to run out

we will go out, we will dateAlso: we will hang out

VerbB1irregular ir
A man and a woman in smart casual attire are walking cheerfully down a brightly lit city street at dusk, ready for a social evening.
infinitivesalir
gerundsaliendo
past Participlesalido

📝 In Action

Si tenemos tiempo libre, saldremos a bailar el sábado.

B1

If we have free time, we will go out dancing on Saturday.

Creo que después de esto, no saldremos más. Nuestra relación es complicada.

B2

I think after this, we won't date anymore. Our relationship is complicated.

Word Connections

Synonyms

Common Collocations

  • salir con amigos – to go out with friends
  • salir de copas – to go out for drinks

we will turn out, we will come outAlso: we will be released

VerbB2irregular ir
A person is smiling proudly while looking at a single, magnificent, fully bloomed red flower that has grown perfectly in a small garden patch, symbolizing a positive result.
infinitivesalir
gerundsaliendo
past Participlesalido

📝 In Action

Si seguimos este plan, saldremos victoriosos.

B2

If we follow this plan, we will come out victorious (we will succeed).

Después de la crisis, ¿cómo saldremos de esto?

C1

After the crisis, how will we get out of this?

Word Connections

Synonyms

Common Collocations

  • salir bien – to turn out well
  • salir mal – to turn out badly

Indicative

Present

yosalgo
túsales
él/ella/ustedsale
nosotrossalimos
vosotrossalís
ellos/ellas/ustedessalen

Imperfect

yosalía
túsalías
él/ella/ustedsalía
nosotrossalíamos
vosotrossalíais
ellos/ellas/ustedessalían

Preterite

yosalí
túsaliste
él/ella/ustedsalió
nosotrossalimos
vosotrossalisteis
ellos/ellas/ustedessalieron

Subjunctive

Present Subjunctive

yosalga
túsalgas
él/ella/ustedsalga
nosotrossalgamos
vosotrossalgáis
ellos/ellas/ustedessalgan

Imperfect Subjunctive

yosaliera/saliese
túsalieras/salieses
él/ella/ustedsaliera/saliese
nosotrossaliéramos/saliésemos
vosotrossalierais/salieseis
ellos/ellas/ustedessalieran/saliesen
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✏️ Quick Practice

Quick Quiz: saldremos

Question 1 of 2

Which sentence correctly uses 'saldremos' in the context of a social plan?

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👥 Word Family
salir(to leave, to go out) — Verb
la salida(the exit, the departure) — Noun
saliente(outgoing, protruding) — Adjective
🎵 Rhymes
diremosharemos
📚 Etymology

From the Latin verb *salīre*, which originally meant 'to leap' or 'to jump.' Over time, this meaning evolved in Spanish to mean 'to leap out' or 'to go out/exit.'

First recorded: Old Spanish (likely 10th-11th century)

Cognates (Related words)

Italian: salireFrench: saillir

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Frequently Asked Questions

If 'saldremos' means 'we will leave,' how do I say 'we left'?

You would use the preterite (simple past) form: 'Salimos'. Be careful! 'Salimos' means both 'we leave' (present) and 'we left' (past). You must use context or time markers (like 'ayer' for yesterday) to clarify.

Is 'saldremos' formal or informal?

'Saldremos' is completely neutral. It is the standard way to express 'we will leave' or 'we will go out' in any situation, from speaking with your boss to talking with a friend.