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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.

Pronounced the same

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am going ga
go (1st person singular) ga

See also

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goes (3rd person singular) gaat
are going (plural) gaan
to go gaan
went gingen
went begaven
went (singular) ging
go (1st person singular) ga
went verliep

Examples of "go" in use

There are 31 examples of the Dutch word for "go" being used:
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Why don’t you go to work? Waarom ga je niet naar je werk?
I am happy to go to the restaurant. Ik ga graag naar het restaurant.
What are you doing today? Wat ga je vandaag doen?
Sit down. Ga zitten.
Are you coming with me? Ga je met mij mee?
Are you coming with us? Ga je met ons mee?
Where are you going? Waar ga je heen?
I am going to the market. Ik ga naar de markt.
Put yourself in my position. Ga eens in mijn schoenen staan.
I am happy to go to Paris. Ik ga graag naar Parijs.

Practice Lesson

"go (2nd person singular question and imperative)" Practice (23)
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Advance two steps.,
Are you coming with me?,
Are you coming with us?,
Are you going to Australia?,
Are you going to throw that away?,
Aren’t you going to introduce us?,
go ahead,
Go play in your room.,
How often do you go swimming?,
How will you respond?,
I am going there,
I go,
Put yourself in my position.,
Sit down.,
Sit right behind me.,
What are you doing today?,
When are you going to Vienna?,
When are you planning to get married?,
Where are you going?,
Why don’t you go to work?
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