No. 4,390 in Polish
idą
"idą" means "they are walking" or "they are going."
In a sentence
Idą do parku na spacer.
They are going to the park for a walk.
In this sentence, 'idą' describes a group of people currently walking towards the park.
Gdy idą, rozmawiają o swoich planach.
As they walk, they talk about their plans.
Here, 'idą' is used to indicate the present activity of walking while performing another action.
Idą święta, a ja nie mam jeszcze prezentów.
Holidays are approaching, and I still don't have gifts.
The word 'idą' is used metaphorically to mean 'are approaching' in the context of time.
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