No. 58 in German
geht
"Geht" means "goes" or "is going" and can also mean "works" or "is possible," depending on the context.
In a sentence
Wie geht es dir?
How are you?
"geht" is used as a third-person singular conjugation of "gehen" in a phrase to ask about someone's well-being.
Es geht um das neue Projekt.
It is about the new project.
"geht" is utilized to indicate the topic or subject matter of discussion.
Geht das Fenster auf?
Is the window opening?
"geht" is used to question the capability or state of the action of the window being opened.
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