Examples of using "Gitsek" in a sentence and their english translations:
Where shall we go? Where shall we go?
Why don't we go by car?
We'd better get going.
I wish we were going together.
- Let's go to the picnic.
- Why don't we go to the picnic?
Why don't we go to the cinema?
- I think we'd better be going.
- I think that we'd better be going.
- We'd better go.
- We better go.
We'd better go, Tom.
We'd better get going now.
Let's go to the picnic.
We'd better go home now.
Let's go to Boston.
We'd better go pick up Tom.
We'd better go find Tom.
We'd better go pick up her.
We'd better go pick up them.
We'd better go look for them.
We'd better go find them.
We'd better go find him.
We'd better go look for Tom.
It looks like we'd better leave.
We'd better leave early.
We'd better go help Tom.
We'd better go check on it.
Maybe we'd better go look for Tom.
- Let's go to a movie.
- Let's go to the cinema.
We'd better go help them.
We'd better go help him.
We'd better go find her.
We stay with Tom whenever we go to Boston.
We'd better go back a little.
- Let's go to a movie.
- Let's go to the cinema.
We had better go home rather than wait here.
- Let's go to Boston.
- Why don't we go to Boston?
- How about we bunk off school and go to the beach?
- How about we skive off school and go to the beach?
- How about we bunk off school and go to the beach?
- How about we skive off school and go to the beach?
Tom is coming. We'd better go.
It's getting late, so we'd better get going.
We'd better go in there and get Tom.
Dinner is probably ready, so we had better hurry home.
Pretty soon we'd better wrap up this break and get back to work.