How to say go in Japanese

JLPTN1

ごgo^☆《御》

prefix:

honorific/polite/humble prefix - usu. before a term with an on-yomi reading - honorific language - polite language - humble language ➜ 御【お】

suffix:

honorific suffix - after a noun indicating a person - honorific language

Example Sentences

私watashi はha 眠らnemura なければなりませんnakerebanarimasen。: I have to sleep.
行くiku よyo。: I will go.
日本nippon へhe 行けike たらtara いいii のにnoni。: I wish I could go to Japan.
私watashi はha 寝ne なけれnakere ばba なりnari ませmase んn。: I have to go to bed.
いつかitsuka フランスFURANSU にni 行くiku ことkoto はha 避けsake られrare ないnai、それsore がga いつかitsuka はha 分からwakara ないnai けれどkeredo。: It is inevitable that I go to France someday, I just don't know when.

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