Examples of using "Mennék" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'd like to go.
I would go with Tom.
- I would very much like to go.
- I'd very much like to go.
I would rather not go.
I'd be happy to go with you.
I would go at 10.
I'd rather take the bus.
I would go if I were you.
Why would I go to Boston?
- I'd rather go swimming.
- I would rather go swimming.
- I would rather not go there alone.
- I'd rather not go there alone.
I would not go skating today.
I would never go there.
Would you like me to go with you?
If I could go, I would.
I'd walk there if I were you.
If it were not raining, I would go fishing.
It would be stupid to go on my own.
I would go to the movies if I had the time.
I want to go on a journey around the world if possible.
I wouldn't go in there.
I'd rather take a taxi than walk.
I would rather walk than go by taxi.
If I had time, I would go to the movies.
Why would I go to a chiropractor?
I would never go there by myself.
Would you mind if I don't go?
- I would rather not go out today.
- I'd rather not go out today.
I would rather not go to school today.
If I were to go abroad, I would go to France.
If I were younger, I would go abroad to study.
If today was Sunday, I would go fishing.
I would rather go to the art museum than to the movie theater.
Wouldn't it be better if I went with you?
That's where I'd go if I had the time.
- I would very much like to go.
- I'd very much like to go.
I wouldn't go there if I were you.
I'd rather stay here than go there.
I think I'd rather walk.
I'd go if my parents let me, but they won't.
Do you want me to go without you?
I feel like walking.
I feel like going home.
You know what drives me crazy?
I talked with my parents about my studying abroad.
Mother told me that I had better not go out in such bad weather.
I'd like to go with you, but I'm broke.
I would rather go to the mountains than to the beach.