No. 311 in Urdu
جانا
To go.
In a sentence
میں بازار جا رہا ہوں۔
I am going to the market.
Here, "جانا" (to go) is used in its basic form to express the action of going somewhere.
کیا تم کل فلم دیکھنے گئے تھے؟
Did you go to watch the movie yesterday?
In this sentence, "جانا" is used in the past tense to inquire about a completed action in the past.
مجھے اسکول جانا بہت پسند ہے۔
I really like going to school.
Here, "جانا" is used to indicate the act of going as a part of liking or preference.
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