Let's look at the sentence pattern. This pattern is the structure that all of our examples

will follow.

I'm going to go to place and transportation. I'm going to go to place by transportation.

Let's look at the first part. Boya'ir a.

Boy is the first person singular form of the verb,

which means to go.

A means to.

I' means to.

I'r is the dictionary form of the verb to go.

When we say,

boy a ir, we are saying, I'm going to go.

This is a common way to talk about future actions in Spanish.

Next is a place, which is a destination.

It tells us where the speaker is going.

Then we have N, transportation, which tells us how the speaker is getting there.

N means by, and it's followed by the mode of transportation.

When talking about going somewhere on foot, Spanish doesn't use

N like it does for the other forms of transportation.

Instead, it uses the phrase at pié, meaning on foot.

Let's see how a line from the dialogue follows this pattern. I'm going to go to La Condesa in Metro.

I'm going to go to La Condesa by subway.

In this sentence,

...