The closest German term I can think of is aufs Ganze gehen which means to go all out, or to go the whole hog
muss gehen is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
joe kann nicht gehen is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
One possibility: "Können wir zu dir nach Hause gehen?"
"Gehen wir" or "Lasst uns gehen"
a relaxing holiday = ein erholsamer Urlaub
Google Translate says the German "gehen wir" translates to "Let's go" in English.
To tell (or ask) your horse to gallop in German is:"Gehen Sie zu einem Galopp."Translation is: Go into a gallop.
ich muss gehen= i have to go
"Wo gehen wir?" If you were to write it with English pronunciation it would be something like "Vo gay in veer?" Connect "gay" and "in" into one word.AnswerIn the case of movement, gehen, wo needs a hin. Wohin gehen wir? or Wo gehen wir hin?
A bowl is Schale or Schüssel in German.
"Bis später" is the commonly used phrase.
Gehen is the German verb to go.Ich geheDu gehstEr/sie/es gehtIhr gehtWir gehenSie gehen