Examples of using "Pojechać" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I plan to go there.
- I plan on going there.
We need to take that bus.
I've decided to go by train.
- I'd like to go to Hawaii.
- I wish to go to Hawaii.
I would like to go to France.
I want to go abroad.
- I would like to go to America.
- I would like to go to the United States.
I'd like to go to London.
I want to go to Minnesota.
I'd like to go skiing.
I want to go to America.
I want to go to Germany.
I want to travel to Australia.
I should go there sometime.
He was determined to go abroad.
I want to go on a holiday in Poland.
He is anxious to go to America.
I am thinking of going to Los Angeles.
I'd like to visit Egypt someday.
- Why would Tom want to go there?
- Why does Tom want to go there?
You can take a bus or a tram.
We didn't know which bus to take.
Kyoto is worth visiting once.
We need to make a slight detour.
I wish I could go to Japan.
I want to go to Africa someday.
I'd like to go abroad one day.
I had a chance to travel abroad.
I want to go there once again.
I'd like to visit England someday.
- I would like to go to the USA.
- I would like to go to America.
He'd prefer to go on Friday.
I've always wanted to go to Boston.
I'll have to go there tomorrow.
She is eager to go to France.
I'd like to go to Boston again someday.
I want to go to Boston with you.
I am to pick him up at five.
We are hoping to visit Spain this summer.
I wanted to go to the U.S. some day.
I want to go to Australia with my family.
I do want to go to Italy.
I've always wanted to go to another country.
My dream is to go to Japan.
Would you like to travel to the United States?
Where do you want to go this summer?
I'm dying to go to New York.
Tom felt like going to Boston again.
We couldn't go there because we didn't have a car.
The rain made it impossible for us to go on the picnic.
- Owing to illness, he could not come with us.
- Due to illness, he couldn't come with us.
- He couldn't come with us because he was sick.
Daddy told me where it would be nice to go.
Next spring I want to go to Hawaii.
- I am short of money for my trip.
- I don't have enough money for my trip.
My dream is to go to Japan someday.
It's more economical to go by bus instead of taking a taxi.
Comfort can spoil you. Once in a while, it can do you good to corner yourself.
Mary is saving money so she can go to Japan.
Peter doesn't want to go to Nepal with me.
I could have gone to the seaside but I went to the mountains.
I'd like to take a small trip this weekend.
But no, you preferred to go to the more expensive supermarket.
I've always wanted to visit Boston.
Tom missed the opportunity to go to Boston with Mary.
If I had enough money, I could go abroad.
The best way to know a foreign country is to go there yourself.
Can you walk to school, or do you have to take the bus?
Tom is never going to let you go to Boston with Mary.
I hope to go to Japan and beat the Japanese in mahjong.
I'm considering studying in America next year.
- No matter where you go in Holland, you'll see windmills.
- Regardless of where you go in Holland, you will see windmills.
If it doesn't rain tomorrow, Tom plans to go on a picnic with Mary.
I don't think that country is dangerous. You can go there without fear.
Tom had to lend Mary some money so she could take the bus home.
Would you like to go to Germany with me?
I'd rather go by train. I have a license, but no real driving experience, so I'm not very sure of myself behind the wheel.
If you can't visit a country where they speak the language you are learning, find a local bar where native speakers of that language hang out and start hanging out there.