No. 14,167 in German
ginge
"Ginge" is the subjunctive form (Konjunktiv II) of the verb "gehen," meaning "would go."
In a sentence
Wenn ich Zeit hätte, ginge ich ins Kino.
If I had time, I would go to the cinema.
In this sentence, 'ginge' is used as the subjunctive II (Konjunktiv II) form of 'gehen', expressing a hypothetical action or situation.
Er fragte mich, ob ich mit ihm ginge.
He asked me if I would go with him.
Here, 'ginge' operates as the subjunctive II form to express indirect speech referencing a conditional possibility.
Es ginge schneller, wenn wir den Zug nähmen.
It would be faster if we took the train.
This sentence employs 'ginge' to describe a hypothetical scenario comparing alternatives.
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