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Learning a language can be difficult at first, especially with Spanish because it is considered one of the most difficult languages. In this sense, Diario Líbero will help you discover whether to write 'yendo', 'llendo', or 'iendo', according to the information provided by the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE).
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The Royal Spanish Academy usually solves these doubts by establishing a number of rules that confuse a group of people. Here we will teach you the correct way and present you with some examples so that you have no doubts and can write in the best way.
'Yendo', 'llendo' or 'iendo': Which is the correct way to write?
The correct way to write this word is with the letter 'y', so in your texts it should be written as 'yendo'. The RAE states on its official website that writing 'llendo' has no meaning and using it would be a serious spelling mistake.
It's normal to make these kinds of mistakes because there are letters that have the same sound when pronounced, a clear example being 's', 'z', 'y', and 'll'. To avoid them, you should consult a dictionary, RAE, or Diario Líbero's official website.
How to use 'yendo' in a sentence?
The Foundation for Urgent Spanish (FUNDEU), which is advised by the RAE, indicated that the word 'yendo' is used to mention the impersonal gerund form of the verb 'ir'. For example: I am going to buy fruit, Camina is going to my house, or I am already going home.
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