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Insegnante professionistaHingehen and Gehen
Hello. What's the difference between Hingehen and gehen?
"Macht es Dir etwas aus, wenn wir wo anders hingehen?"
I have found this sentence and I'd have said with GEHEN, would that be different meaning? Thanks in advance.
4 nov 2014 23:23
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The difference is :
with ''HIN'' you know where you are going.
"Macht es Dir etwas aus, wenn wir wo anders HINgehen?" = ....,if we go TO somewhere else.
''Macht es dir etwas aus,wenn wir wo anders gehen?=....,if we go somewhere else.
OTHER EXAMPLES=
-Willst du mit mir nach Hause gehen? Ja wir können HINgehen. (because they mean to go TO the house)
-Willst du mit mir spazieren gehen? Ja wir können spazieren gehen. (because they just go,they don't have a point where they must arrive)
Wo möchten Sie gehen?= "Where are you going?"
Wo möchten Sie hingehen?="Where are you going to?
5 novembre 2014
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Murillo Costa
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Arabo, Inglese, Francese, Tedesco, Italiano, Portoghese, Russo, Spagnolo
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