Lecrede
6 May 2018
Language / Issues understanding "to go" verb in Polish language [18]
Hello!
I am currently using Duolingo as a supplement to understanding and speaking the Polish language. I have, however, stumbled upon an issue in discerning the verbs (iść) and another which I do not know the root of. Duolingo considers these two verbs synonymous, yet fails my answers to questions in which they are prompted. The pictures attached will hopefully explain what I mean. Why are both verbs used as "to go"
and "to walk," yet sometimes are not deemed correct in these questions? Is it context? Conjugation?
I would really like some help in resolving this matter. It's making it very confusing.
Thanks!
Hello!
I am currently using Duolingo as a supplement to understanding and speaking the Polish language. I have, however, stumbled upon an issue in discerning the verbs (iść) and another which I do not know the root of. Duolingo considers these two verbs synonymous, yet fails my answers to questions in which they are prompted. The pictures attached will hopefully explain what I mean. Why are both verbs used as "to go"
and "to walk," yet sometimes are not deemed correct in these questions? Is it context? Conjugation?
I would really like some help in resolving this matter. It's making it very confusing.
Thanks!
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