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What is the difference of verbs "ir" and "irse"?

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daniel_rod profile picture daniel_rodAugust 2017
irse - you use to this when you leave a place.
ir - you must use to this when you going to a place
leo66 profile picture leo66February 2014
Look here is a hint: 'irse' always answers the question '¿desde dónde, from where?' for example: Él SE VA(irse) de la fiesta. Mi amigo SE VA de viaje. Yo ME VOY a la la escuela. Also it is something that is happening right now. -'ir' is used in sentences that involve an action that is done frequently. Ex. Suelo IR al cine seguido
ManBat profile picture ManBatJanuary 2014
ir means to go, irse means to go away or to leave a place, but is used more often than such expressions in English, e.g. "Me voy al cine" literally means "I go away (from here) to the cinema" but is quite common in spoken language.
Hector1021 profile picture Hector1021January 2014
"ir" is a verb and "irse" is the verb's conjugation.

Example: Ellos deben irse. >>---> The must go.

http://conjugador.reverso.net/conjugacion-espanol-verbo-ir.html