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The meaning (definition) of the word go
to move from one place to another
The word go used in a sentence
“We go to the library every Saturday morning.”
How the word go is said around the world
| French | aller (ah-LAY) |
| Spanish | ir (eer) |
| Mandarin | 去 (chyoo) |
| Hindi | जाना (JAH-nah) |
| Arabic | يَذْهَبُ (YATH-ha-boo) |
| Russian | идти (eet-TEE) |
| Portuguese (EU) | ir (EER) |
| Portuguese (BR) | ir (eer) |
| Japanese | いく (EE-koo) |
| German | gehen (GAY-en) |
| Urdu | جانا (JAH-na) |
| Punjabi | ਜਾਣਾ (JAA-naa) |
| Korean | 가다 (kah-DAH) |
| Hebrew | לָלֶכֶת (lah-LEH-khet) |
| Greek | πηγαίνω (pee-YEH-noh) |
| Dutch | gaan (khahn) |
| Tagalog | pumunta (poo-MOON-tah) |
| Vietnamese | đi (dee) |
| Turkish | gitmek (geet-MEK) |
| Persian | رفتن (raf-TAN) |
| Polish | iść (eeshch) |
| Ukrainian | ходити (khoh-DIH-tih) |
| Bengali | যাওয়া (JOW-ah) |
| Swedish | gå (goh) |
| Italian | andare (ahn-DAH-ray) |
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