Usage examples of "Me iré" in Spanish with translation to English

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Me iré llorando a la cama. I'll go crying to bed.
Me iré cuando John llegue. I will leave when John comes.
Yo me iré cuando ellos vuelvan aquí. I will go when they come back here.
Yo me iré cuando ella regrese. I'll leave when she comes back.
Si te vas a comportar de esta forma, me iré. If you’re going to be like this I’ll just leave.
Me iré mañana, si el tiempo lo permite. I'll leave tomorrow, weather permitting.
Estoy tan cansado que me iré a la cama apenas llegue a la casa. I'm so tired that I'm going to bed as soon as I get home.
Me iré tan pronto como suene la campana. I will leave as soon as the bell rings.
Se ha ido a América. He has gone to America.
Él se debe haber ido. He must have left.
Las matemáticas son esa rama de la ciencia que podrías seguir persiguiendo aunque te fueras a levantar por la mañana y te dieras cuenta de que el universo ha desaparecido. Mathematics is that branch of science which you could continue to pursue, even if you were to get up in the morning and notice that the universe had disappeared.
Él ha ido a Suiza. He has gone to Switzerland.
Tom debería haberse ido antes. Tom should have left earlier.
No deberías haber ido allí. You shouldn't have gone there.
¿A qué hora te vas? What time will you leave?
He ido hoy al médico. Today, I went to the doctor's.
¿A qué horas te vas? What time are you leaving?
El tren se ha ido. The train is gone.
Nos iremos en una hora. We will leave in an hour.
Nunca he ido a Florida. I have never gone to Florida.
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