Questions & Answers about Ieșim în oraș joi.
Ieșim is the 1st person plural present tense of a ieși, meaning to go out or to come out.
So ieșim can mean:
- we go out
- we are going out
- we’re going out (for a planned future event, depending on context)
In this sentence, it is very natural to understand it as a present form used for a near-future plan.
Romanian often drops subject pronouns when they are not needed, because the verb ending already shows who the subject is.
Here, -im in ieșim tells you it means we.
So:
- Ieșim în oraș joi. = We’re going out on Thursday.
- Noi ieșim în oraș joi. also works, but noi adds emphasis, like we are the ones going out on Thursday.
In this sentence, în oraș is a very common expression meaning something like:
- out in town
- into town
- out on the town
So a ieși în oraș is a set phrase meaning to go out, especially for leisure, socializing, dinner, drinks, and so on.
It does not just mean physically stepping outside into a city. It often has the more social meaning of going out.