How to say "I'm coming!" in Spanish (Día 103)

The video tutorial explains how to express 'I'm coming' in Spanish, which is often said as 'I'm going'. It provides examples and discusses the contextual differences between 'coming' and 'going' in Spanish, aiming to clarify these nuances for learners.

What is the Spanish equivalent of saying 'I'm coming' or 'I'm on my way'?

• Voy a venir

• Ya voy

• Estoy llegando

• Estoy viniendo

In which context might you use the phrase 'Ya voy'?

• When you are planning to go somewhere

• When someone calls you to eat

• When you are arriving at a destination

• When you are leaving a place

What does 'ando yagando' imply in the context of the conversation?

• You are leaving soon

• You are arriving soon

• You are not going

• You are staying

How does the phrase 'Ya voy' differ in meaning from 'I'm coming' in English?

• It suggests a future action

• It means you are not going

• It implies immediate action

• It indicates you are already on your way

Why might 'I'm going' be used instead of 'I'm coming' in Spanish?

• Because it sounds more polite

• Because it reflects the direction towards the speaker

• Because it is grammatically correct

• Because it reflects the direction towards the listener