Examples of using "Pójdzie" in a sentence and their english translations:
Who'll go?
- Tom'll go.
- Tom will go.
Tom will go as well.
Where will you go?
Tom will go there tomorrow.
The question is who's going to go first.
She decided not to go.
When will he go home?
Who will come with us?
- Who is coming with me?
- Who will come with me?
- Who's coming with me?
Do you think it will work?
Tom probably won't even go.
I'll go if Tom goes.
I asked him if he would go too.
He gets lost wherever he goes.
Tom will go there with me.
Tom won't go to prison.
I'm not sure if Tom will go.
I'm not going unless Tom goes.
According to her, he will not go.
I expect everything will go according to plan.
- I think Tom will go there tomorrow.
- I think that Tom will go there tomorrow.
- I thought he'd never leave.
- I thought she'd never leave.
Tom won't go to work today.
He will leave for the station an hour before the train leaves.
Tom made up his mind to go to law school.
- I knew Tom would go to the dance with Mary.
- I knew that Tom would go to the dance with Mary.
Which university do you think Ted will go to?
He will leave for the station an hour before the train leaves.
If all goes well, I can make 2-3 pieces per day.
I just hope nothing goes wrong this time.
If this keeps up we'll end up last.
Can anybody come with me to a Lady Gaga concert?
Whenever you may call on him, you will find him at his desk.
He said he wouldn't go to the party because he had to study.
He said he was tired, so he would go home early.
Tom doesn't know if Mary will go to the mountains or to the beach.
She thought that she could become economically independent from her parents if she went to college.
At this rate, the risk is high that our country's competitive position will drop even further.
He will go swimming, whether you go with him or stay at home.
If we continue like this, it's as clear as day that the Japan of five years on will be in decline.
When Tom told Mary to feel right at home, he was secretly hoping that she'd go and wash up the dishes in the kitchen.
You'd better go with us.
What if things don't work out?