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# (''intransitive'') to go, to walk | # (''intransitive'') to go, to walk | ||
#:'' '''Gå''' weg !'' | #: '' '''Gå''' weg !'' | ||
#:: '' '''Go''' away !'' | #:: '' '''Go''' away !'' | ||
# (''intransitive'') to leave | # (''intransitive'') to leave | ||
#:'' Ik moot frøw '''gån'''.'' | #: '' Ik moot frøw '''gån'''.'' | ||
#:: ''I must '''leave''' early.'' | #:: ''I must '''leave''' early.'' | ||
# (''intransitive'') to be going, to be alright | # (''intransitive'') to be going, to be alright | ||
#:'' Hou '''gåt''' hit mid ðir ?'' | #: '' Hou '''gåt''' hit mid ðir ?'' | ||
#:: ''How are you ?'' | #:: ''How are you ?'' | ||
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====Usage notes==== | ====Usage notes==== | ||
Some Eastern dialects (mainly from '' | Some Eastern dialects (mainly from ''Wester Wendland'') use the root '''jeed''' instead of '''ging''' for the preterit tense. Other dialects like ''Hamborgisk'', ''Lawenborgisk'' and ''Kleenhøfsk'' also have the form '''gegangen''' for the past participle. | ||
====Synonyms==== | ====Synonyms==== | ||