Examples of using "Losgehen" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Let's get going.
- Let's go!
- Go!
- Let's hit the road.
Let's get started.
We'd better get going.
Then you can start.
I'm ready to leave.
- Let's start early in the morning, shall we?
- Let's leave early in the morning, OK?
I must leave early tomorrow.
Ready to go? - Yes, please.
I'm ready! Can we go?
Let the fun begin!
I think you should leave as soon as you can.
I want to leave.
- It is necessary for you to go.
- You must go.
- You are allowed to go.
- You may go.
- You can go.
- You can leave.
- You're free to go.
- You are free to go.
- You're allowed to go.
We must all go and find her.
- Let's go!
- Let's go.
We must leave early.
- The experiment has to begin.
- The experiment must begin.
The rain just stopped. We can leave.
- Let's go!
- Let's go.
For a long time it was not clear when it would finally start.
You must leave.
- Tom thinks the plan may backfire.
- Tom thinks that the plan may backfire.
I must leave early tomorrow.
Tell them to call me before they leave.
First of all, it's nice that everything is in place, that we can start.
When will you leave here?
So far everything is prepared and can start tonight.
We were just about to leave when she telephoned.
One must never place a loaded rifle on the stage if it isn't going to go off. It's wrong to make promises you don't mean to keep.