No. 695 in Polish
idzie
The Polish word "idzie" means "is going" or "goes."
In a sentence
Ania idzie do szkoły.
Anna is going to school.
In this sentence, "idzie" is the third-person singular form of the verb "iść" (to go) in the present tense, indicating motion or movement to a destination.
Idzie wiosna.
Spring is coming.
Here, "idzie" metaphorically represents the coming or arrival of spring, a figurative movement toward the present.
Jak idzie Ci nauka?
How is your studying going?
In this context, "idzie" is used idiomatically to ask about the progress or state of an activity, akin to asking 'how it is going?'.
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