Examples of using "Partirons" in a sentence and their english translations:
We're leaving the day after tomorrow.
We'll leave at dawn.
- We will leave in an hour.
- We'll leave in an hour.
We will leave as soon as he comes.
What time will we leave?
We'll travel together.
- We're leaving tomorrow.
- We are leaving tomorrow.
If you want to, we'll go.
If you want to, we'll go.
- We're setting off after breakfast.
- We'll set off after breakfast.
We are going to leave tomorrow.
First we'll eat, and then we'll go.
As soon as Tom gets here, we'll leave.
My friend and I will go to Japan in August.
- We will start tomorrow, weather permitting.
- We'll leave tomorrow, weather permitting.
We won't leave until after dark.
If he doesn't come, we won't go.
We shall leave in the morning, weather permitting.
I think we're going on vacation in June.
- We're leaving tomorrow.
- We're off tomorrow.
- We're going tomorrow.
Then I hope for the passengers to finish and then off we go.
Weather permitting, we will leave in an hour.
- We will leave in an hour.
- We'll leave in an hour.
If you want to, we'll go.
Let's get cracking at 8.
We'll go after we eat.
Tomorrow we shall go from Frankfurt to Munich.
If he doesn't come, we won't go.