ga
Summary
The Dutch translation for “go (1st person singular)” is ga.See also
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Englishare going (plural) | Dutchgaan | Learn |
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Englishwent | Dutchgingen | Learn |
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Englishwent (singular) | Dutchging | Learn |
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Englishto go | Dutchgaan | Learn |
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Englishgo (2nd person singular question and imperative) | Dutchga | Learn |
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Englishgoes (2nd or 3rd person singular) | Dutchgaat | Learn |
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Englishwent | Dutchverliep | Learn |
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Englishwent | Dutchbegaven | Learn |
Examples of "go" in use
There are 30 examples of the Dutch word for "go" being used:| Recording | English | Dutch | Learn |
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EnglishI’m going | Dutchik ga | Learn |
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EnglishI’m going to see you. | DutchIk ga je zien. | Learn |
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EnglishI will accompany you. | DutchIk ga met u mee. | Learn |
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EnglishI’m dropping out of school. | DutchIk ga van school af. | Learn |
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EnglishI’m going to work. | DutchIk ga naar mijn werk. | Learn |
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EnglishI go there every day. | DutchIk ga er elke dag heen. | Learn |
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EnglishI’m going to the shop. | DutchIk ga naar de winkel heen. | Learn |
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EnglishI’ll go on my own. | DutchIk ga wel alleen. | Learn |
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EnglishPlease sit. | DutchGa zitten, alsjeblieft. | Learn |
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EnglishI’m going to the office. | DutchIk ga naar kantoor. | Learn |
