What is your name? My name is What country are you from? What do you do for a living? I work at Where do you live? I live nearby How old are you? I speak a little How is it going? What is new? The weather is nice Me too Really? What do you like to do? Tell me I have to go It was a pleasure See you Let us keep in touch
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Tengo que irme
Tener que plus an infinitive expresses obligation. Adding "ya" makes it sound more immediate and less abrupt.
Examples in context
Lo siento, tengo que irme ya.
Sorry, I have to go now.
Tengo que irme, es muy tarde.
I have to go, it is very late.
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