Usage examples of "gegangen" in German with translation to English

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Wir sind nach Russland gegangen. We went to Russia.
Ich bin zum Supermarkt gegangen. I've been to the supermarket.
Wir sind schneller gegangen als üblich. We walked more quickly than usual.
Sie ist nach Paris gegangen. She left for Paris.
Wohin bist du gestern gegangen? Where did you go yesterday?
Er ist daran zugrunde gegangen. It was his undoing.
Jane ist mit ihrem Hund Gassi gegangen. Jane took her dog for a walk.
Tom kam, nachdem Mary gegangen war. Tom came after Mary left.
Wohin ist sie gestern gegangen? Where did she go yesterday?
Ich bin zur Bank gegangen. I've been to the bank.
Ich bin zu Fuß zur Schule gegangen. I walked to school.
Er ist vor zehn Minuten gegangen. He left ten minutes ago.
Er ist nach Amerika gegangen. He went to America.
Ich bin gerade zur Post gegangen. I've just been to the post office.
Wir sind um die sechs Kilometer weit gegangen. We walked for about 6 kilometers.
Tom ist vor fünf Minuten gegangen. Tom left five minutes ago.
Sind Sie zum Arzt gegangen? Did you go to see a doctor?
Bevor Sie heimkommt, werde ich schon gegangen sein. I will be gone by the time she comes back.
Ich bin vor dem Frühstück oft spazieren gegangen. I would often take a walk before breakfast.
Susan ist vor einer Stunde gegangen. Susan left an hour ago.
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