🇫🇷 How to say

“to go” in French

aller
Illustration of "to go" in a French cultural setting
A busy street with people walking, cars driving by, and a bicycle parked by the sidewalk. A sign points in multiple directions, indicating various destinations like the park, the store, and the school. Everyone is going somewhere.

Usage note

The verb 'aller' is commonly used to express movement or direction in French. It is an essential verb for daily conversations, especially when talking about places you visit.

Examples

  • Je vais à l'école.

    I go to school.

  • Nous allons au parc.

    We go to the park.

  • Ils vont en voiture.

    They go by car.

Quick check

What does "aller" mean?

  • A. to go
  • B. to sell
  • C. to write
  • D. to eat

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