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6 May 2018
Language / Issues understanding "to go" verb in Polish language [18]

I really appreciate your answer. As a follow-up- are these two verbs interchangeable in standard conversation? Are there situations when one is more appropriate than the other? Perhaps (iść) is more generally "to go" and the other is more used for specifically "to walk" (y'know, to actually "walk" somewhere)?

Many thanks in advance!
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!


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