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"go (2nd person singular question and imperative)" in Dutch

ga

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “go (2nd person singular question and imperative)” is ga.

See also

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	goes (2nd or 3rd person singular)	gaat	Learn
	are going (plural)	gaan	Learn
	to go	gaan	Learn
	went	gingen	Learn
	went	begaven	Learn
	went (singular)	ging	Learn
	go (1st person singular)	ga	Learn
	went	verliep	Learn

Examples of "go" in use

There are 14 examples of the Dutch word for "go" being used:

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	Sit down.	Ga zitten.	Learn
	Where are you going?	Waar ga je heen?	Learn
	How often do you go swimming?	Hoe vaak ga je zwemmen?	Learn
	Will you use this?	Ga jij dit gebruiken?	Learn
	Put yourself in my position.	Ga eens in mijn schoenen staan.	Learn
	Are you going to Australia?	Ga je naar Australië?	Learn
	Go play in your room.	Ga in je kamer spelen.	Learn
	Aren’t you going to introduce us?	Ga je ons niet voorstellen?	Learn
	Will you be leaving tomorrow?	Ga je morgen vertrekken?	Learn
	When are you planning to get married?	Wanneer ga je in het huwelijksbootje stappen?	Learn

Practice Lesson

"go (2nd person singular question and imperative)" Practice (9)

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Lesson phrases

Are you going to Australia?,

Go play in your room.,

How often do you go swimming?,

Put yourself in my position.,

Sit down.,

When are you going to Vienna?,

Will you be leaving tomorrow?,

Will you use this?

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