Examples of using "Gitsem" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'd better go.
I should probably leave.
- I'd better be on my way.
- I have to go.
- I'd better be on my bicycle.
I suppose I'd better go.
I guess I'd better be going.
I'd better go get ready.
I'd better go study.
- I'd better be getting home.
- I'd better go home.
I'd better go with Tom.
- I guess I'd better leave.
- I guess I'd better go.
I'd better go now.
I'd better go with you.
I'd better go with them.
I'd better go with him.
- I thought I'd better go.
- I thought that I'd better go.
I'd better leave early.
I'd better go to bed now.
I don't know whether to go away or to stay where I am.
Well, I'd better be going.
I'd better go look for Tom.
I'd better get to bed soon.
I think I'd better head home.
I'd better go talk to Tom.
I'd better go find Tom.
I'd better go myself.
My dog follows me wherever I go.
I'd better go talk to her.
I'd better go, too.
- I think I'd better go with you.
- I think that I'd better go with you.
I think I'd better go with them.
I think I'd better go with him.
I'd better go talk to them.
I'd better go look for them.
I'd better go look for him.
I'd better go find them.
I'd better go find him.
- I think I'd better go with Tom.
- I think that I'd better go with Tom.
It would be a good idea if I went.
My dog follows me whenever I go.
The dog follows me wherever I go.
Every time I go there, I meet her.
I take my camera with me wherever I go.
I'd better go check on Tom.
- I think I'd better go back now.
- I think that I'd better go back now.
Wouldn't it be better if I went with you?
I think it would be better if I went alone.
I'd better go check on them.
- I'd better go check on him.
- I'd better go check on her.
I keep bumping into gender differences everywhere I go!
If I were to go abroad, I would go by boat.
- Each time I went to see him, I found him at work.
- Every time I went to his place, he was studying.
Every time I go to his house, he is out.
I'd better go see what Tom has done.
I'd better leave before Tom gets here.
I'd better go see what Tom found out.
I'd better go see who that is.
Every time I go to see him, he is in bed.
Since it's raining, I'd better go home.
It's getting late so I'd better get going.
Perhaps I'd better go and see what's happened.
Every time I went to his house, he was not at home.
Had I better go with you?
I might as well leave today.
Whenever I go abroad, I suffer from jet lag and diarrhea.
Whenever I go to this store, they're selling freshly baked taiyaki cakes.
Whenever I walk by that teahouse, the boss always comes out to welcome me.
I still don't know what to study.
Whenever and wherever I traveled with her, the people there thought she was my sister. Some even thought she was my daughter.