行く
いく
To go
Usage
Godan verb, and the famous て-form exception: 行って, not いいて.
- 明日、東京に行きます。— I'm going to Tokyo tomorrow.
- 一緒に行きませんか。— Won't you go together (with me)?
Direction takes に or へ.
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行コウ・ギョウ・いく・おこなうGo, conduct, line起きるおきるGet up or wake up; also ‘happen’ for accidents and events寂しいさびしいLonely; how to say te echo de menos with no verb持つもつTo hold or carry; 持っている is the tener of things迷うまようTo get lost (道に) or waver between options (〜か〜か)帰るかえるTo go home; godan despite its -eru ending走るはしるTo run; godan despite -iru; the route takes を早い・遅いはやい・おそいEarly and late; 遅い is also slow, 早い is time not speed泳ぐおよぐTo swim; ぐ-verb with voiced て-form 泳いで近い・遠いちかい・とおいNear and far; the reference point takes に or から, not の出るでるGo out, leave a place, appear, attend, answer the phone病院びょういんHospital or clinic; mind the vowel length vs 美容院来るくるCome toward the speaker; irregular: 来ます・来て・来ない出発するしゅっぱつするSet off on a journey: 場所を出発する, 時間に出発する決めるきめるTo decide, settle or fix something (transitive)出す・出るだす・でる出す = sacar/enviar (を); 出る = salir, takes を for place left参加するさんかするTake part in an event: ～に参加する (never を)来月らいげつNext month; the 先・今・来 prefix seriesするするDo; the irregular verb behind 勉強する, テニスをする, 〜にする運ぶはこぶTo carry or transport things; object を, goal に or まで通うかようGo somewhere regularly; the destination takes に止める・止まるとめる・とまる止める = parar algo (を), also park; 止まる = pararse (が)去年きょねんLast year; 去 not 先, unlike 先週 and 先月明日あしたTomorrow; the ‘mañana’ that is a day, never a morning待つまつTo wait for; the awaited takes を, not に案内するあんないするShow someone around or to a place: 人に場所を案内する駅えきTrain or subway station, the hub of Japanese city life電車でんしゃTrain, the everyday electric train you ride to work用事ようじSomething to do, an errand: 用事がある is the polite excuse約束やくそくPromise or arrangement with a person; bookings are 予約やっとやっとFinally, at last: relief after effort; also 'barely'ずっとずっとAll along, continuously; 'much more' in comparisonsそろそろそろそろIt's about time to; polite cue to leave; not もうすぐ
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