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"to go (on foot, or generally)" in Czech

jít
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Summary

The Czech translation for “to go (on foot, or generally)” is jít.

See also

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to go (by car, train, bike etc.) jet
went (feminine singular) šla
gone (masculine singular) šel
goes (3rd person singular) jede
you go (2nd person singular) jdeš
I will go půjdu
I go (1st person singular) jdu

Examples of "to go" in use

There are 32 examples of the Czech word for "to go" being used:
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Can I go? Můžu jít?
Who wants to go? Kdo chce jít?
to go home jít domů
I want to go home. Chci jít domů.
to go shopping jít nakupovat
We can go shopping later. Můžeme jít nakupovat později.
Where do you want to go? Kam chceš jít?
Can I come with you? Můžu jít s tebou?
I can come with you. Můžu jít s tebou.
I can’t come with you. Nemůžu jít s tebou.

Practice Lesson

"to go (on foot, or generally)" Practice (33)
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Can I come with you?,
Can I go?,
I am happy to go to the restaurant. (female speaker),
I am happy to go to the restaurant. (male speaker),
I can come with you.,
I can’t come with you.,
I have to go to the toilet.,
I have to go.,
I want to go home.,
I want to go to sleep tomorrow.,
I want to walk.,
I’m ready to go. (female speaker),
I’m ready to go. (male speaker),
My orders are to go with you.,
Shouldn’t Tom go first?,
to get straight to the point,
to go about,
to go for a bath,
to go for a walk,
to go home
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Acknowledgements

English source

https://lingopolo.org/dutch/word/to-go

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