ir de marcha

go on.

'Ir de marcha' is a Spanish phrase which translates to 'go on' in English. It is often used to describe the act of going out, especially socially or recreationally. Contextually, it specifically refers to going to party or enjoying the nightlife. However, the translation could vary depending upon the context in which it's used.

leisure

Example sentences using: ir de marcha

Este fin de semana vamos a ir de marcha con amigos.

This weekend we are going to go out partying with friends.

This phrase indicates a plan to go out and enjoy a social gathering or party with friends during the weekend.

Me encanta ir de marcha en las noches de verano.

I love to go out partying on summer nights.

In this phrase, the speaker expresses a fondness for going out and enjoying nightlife during the warm summer evenings.

Cada sábado, ella suele ir de marcha con su grupo de amigas.

Every Saturday, she usually goes out partying with her group of friends.

This sentence describes a regular activity where a woman goes out with her friends to enjoy nightlife every Saturday.