Dutch · word
gaan
are going to
/ɣaːn/auxiliary
Meanings
- verb · A1
To move or travel from one place to another.
Wij gaan morgen met de trein naar Amsterdam.
- auxiliary · A1
Used with an infinitive to express future plans, intentions, or an action about to happen.
Wat gaan we vanavond eten?
- verb · A1
To proceed, develop, or turn out in a particular way.
Hoe gaat het met jullie?
Appears in 7 scenarios
Say you are hungryTell your friend that you want to eat something soon. Suggest getting foodAsk a friend to grab lunch at a nearby restaurant. Report a broken showerTell the front desk that your shower is not working. Give the driver your addressTell the driver the street or hotel you want to reach. Invite a friend for coffeeAsk a friend out and suggest a place to meet. Decline an invitation politelySay no gracefully and give a simple reason.
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