Examples of using "Iremos" in a sentence and their english translations:
We will come.
- We will come together.
- We'll come together.
We'll go.
Where will we go to tomorrow?
- We'll go with you.
- We'll come with you.
We'll be leaving on Monday.
We'll cooperate.
Where shall we go now?
If you want to go, we'll go.
We're going to watch the game together.
I'll accompany you to the hospital.
We will pay our friends a visit.
We're going to Boston tomorrow.
We'll go there again.
When will we meet again?
Tomorrow we will go to the theater.
Let's make a phone call.
When shall we go to London?
We'll call you.
If the wind dies down, we'll go.
If it rains tomorrow, we won't go.
We'll start.
We will visit our siblings.
- We will play baseball now.
- We'll play baseball now.
We will go, but without you.
We won't forgive you.
I don't know where we'll go tomorrow.
Even if it rains, we will travel.
We're never going to find anything.
We'll make it together!
- We are going to the cemetery right now.
- We're going to the cemetery right now.
We will go but you won't.
- We'll go when the rain stops.
- We'll go when it quits raining.
- We'll go when it stops raining.
This time we'll win!
We'll attack.
We'll work this out.
When will we go to the beach?
Later, we'll visit the aquatic park.
From this point, we'll go on foot.
Why live if we're going to die?
- When do we arrive?
- When will we arrive?
If it rains tomorrow, we'll go by car.
We'll continue.
We're going to the movies tonight.
Tomorrow we shall go from Frankfurt to Munich.
Next summer we're going to Boston.
As soon as Tom gets here, we'll eat.
We'll look at that in a few moments time.
- If we should miss the train, we'll go by bus.
- If we miss the train, we'll go by bus.
We are going to visit our aunt next Sunday.
We shall leave for home as soon as it stops raining.
Let's come back.
- I think we'll get off at the next station.
- I think that we'll get off at the next station.
We'll leave as soon as it stops raining.
When are we eating? I'm hungry!
- We'll go to church this evening.
- This evening we will go to church.
Tom and I'll go to Australia.
When will we have lunch?
We'll go to the library and the bookstore.
We'll help you.
We'll go to Boston and Chicago.
- We shall go when the rain ceases.
- We'll go when it quits raining.
- We'll go when the rain stops.
- We'll go when it quits raining.
We're going to need both of them.
We will hurry home after the rain.
From this point, we'll go on foot.
- We're going to begin.
- We'll start.
We'll wait in the lobby.
We'll scream.
We won't hurt you.
We'll go visit her.
We're going to go after them.
- We are going to Paris next weekend.
- We'll go to Paris next weekend.
We won't come to Boston next week.
We aren't going anywhere in this rain.
If it rains tomorrow, we won't go to the beach.
We'll need it.
And if we are wrong, we will acknowledge it and correct it.
It may rain tomorrow, but we are going in any case.
When you come to France, we will go to Marseille.
- When do we arrive?
- When will we get there?
We'll be leaving tomorrow.
We're going to make changes.
- We'll miss Tom.
- We're going to miss Tom.
How will we get home?