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Ophelia wrote:
"Essjay001" wrote in message
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S Viemeister wrote:

I go with Dios, I think, but Vaya?

That's what I was taught when studying Spanish, many years ago. It's
the present subjuctive of the irregular verb 'to go'.

Type in Via con dios to google.

I was taught Vaya Con Dios too. I learned Castillian. Could it be
different to S A Spanish?

Assuming that "S A" means South American then, yes, it differs in
a good many respects. Much like USA English and Queen's English :-)


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.