Examples of using "Gitmesen" in a sentence and their english translations:
I wish you wouldn't go.
- You'd better not go.
- You had better not go.
I wish you wouldn't go to Boston.
You'd better not go there.
You'd better not go out.
You'd better not go today.
- You had better not go there again.
- You'd better not go there again.
- I wish you'd stick around for a few more days.
- I wish that you'd stick around for a few more days.
What would happen if you didn't go to school tomorrow?
You'd better not go to school tomorrow.
You had better not go after dark.
I think it would be best if you didn't go over to Tom's house.
I'm going there even if you don't go.
You don't look very well. You had better not go to work today.
- I think it'd be better if you didn't go drinking with Tom tonight.
- I think that it'd be better if you didn't go drinking with Tom tonight.
You'd better not go there - it'll bring nothing but harm, I tell you.