To go/come (walking) in Russian 🇷🇺

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Tips to Remember the Russian Word "идти" (to go/come walking):

– Imagine you are going on a trek ("id-") with "тие" (a variation of "tie") shoes that you need to tie up before walking.

Explanations:

– "идти" (id-ti) is a verb that means "to go" or "to come" when walking.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:

– "ходить" (khodit') – This is also used to mean "to go" or "to walk" but often implies repeated or habitual action.

Conjugations of "идти":

– Infinitive: идти (idti)

– Present:
– я иду (ya idu) – I go, I am going
– ты идёшь (ty idyosh') – you go (singular informal), you are going
– он/она/оно идёт (on/ona/ono idyot) – he/she/it goes, he/she/it is going
– мы идём (my idyom) – we go, we are going
– вы идёте (vy idyote) – you go (plural or formal), you are going
– они идут (oni idut) – they go, they are going

– Past:
– я/ты/он шёл (ya/ty/on shol) – I/you/he went
– я/ты/она шла (ya/ty/ona shla) – I/you/she went
– оно шло (ono shlo) – it went
– мы/вы/они шли (my/vy/oni shli) – we/you/they went

– Future:
– я буду идти (ya budu idti) – I will go
– ты будешь идти (ty budesh' idti) – you will go
– он/она/оно будет идти (on/ona/ono budet idti) – he/she/it will go
– мы будем идти (my budem idti) – we will go
– вы будете идти (vy budete idti) – you will go
– они будут идти (oni budut idti) – they will go

Examples of Sentences Using "идти":

– Я иду в школу. (Ya idu v shkolu.) – I am going to school.
– Он шёл домой поздно вечером. (On shol domoy pozdno vecherom.) – He went home late in the evening.
– Мы будем идти в парк. (My budem idti v park.) – We will go to the park.

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