Salir affirmative commands conjugation
Salir in the affirmative commands: sal, salga, salgamos, salid, salgan.
- to leave; to go out; to come out
- irregular
- Participle: salido
- Gerund: saliendo
Affirmative commands imperativo afirmativo
| tú | sal |
|---|---|
| usted | salga |
| nosotros | salgamos |
| vosotros | salid |
| ustedes | salgan |
Negative commands imperativo negativo
| tú | no salgas |
|---|---|
| usted | no salga |
| nosotros | no salgamos |
| vosotros | no salgáis |
| ustedes | no salgan |
How to use salir in the affirmative commands
The tú command of salir is the short form sal: "Sal de ahí." Usted uses salga and ustedes salgan. With a pronoun, "sal" becomes "salte" (get out, informal). "Salgamos" means "let's go out" or "let's leave." Commands with salir appear on signs and in emergencies: "Salgan por la puerta de emergencia." Negative commands use the subjunctive: "No salgas sin paraguas."
Examples
Sal temprano para que no te agarre el tráfico.
Leave early so you don't get stuck in traffic.
Salgan por la puerta de emergencia, por favor.
Please exit through the emergency door.
Salgamos a almorzar a la una.
Let's go out for lunch at one.
Quick check: salir in the affirmative commands
More salir tenses
- All salir tenses
- Salir present
- Salir preterite
- Salir imperfect
- Salir future
- Salir conditional
- Salir present subjunctive
Other verbs in the affirmative commands
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