Salir
To leave
Real World Example
The Spanish verb "salir" means "to leave" in English. To help you remember this, think of the word "sailor." Just like a sailor leaves the shore to set sail on an adventure, when you "salir," you're leaving one place, heading off to start your own journey. So next time you think of "salir," picture a sailor waving goodbye and shouting, "See you later, landlubbers!" as they leave the dock. 🌊
Practice Version
