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go
The Dutch word "go" is not a standard Dutch word; it may be an informal borrowing from English or used in a specific context.
In a sentence
Ik moet nu gaan.
I need to go now.
The word 'gaan' here means to proceed or leave, functioning as a verb.
Laten we naar het park gaan.
Let's go to the park.
Here, 'gaan' is used to indicate movement toward a specific location, also a verb.
De motor wil niet goed gaan.
The motor doesn't want to run well.
In this context, 'gaan' is used metaphorically to express functioning or operating, functioning as a verb.
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