The Verb "ići" (to go)
The verb ići expresses motion and destinations. When asking "where to", use kamo rather than gdje (where at).
Here is the present tense conjugation:
| Pronoun | ići (to go) |
|---|---|
| ja | idem |
| ti | ideš |
| on / ona / ono | ide |
| mi | idemo |
| vi / Vi | idete |
| oni / one / ona | idu |
| Where are you going now? | Kamo sada ideš? |
| I am going to the bank. | Idem u banku. |
Modes of Transport
Vehicles also "go" to their destinations. If you are walking, use pješice (on foot).
| We often go to school on foot. | Često idemo u školu pješice. |
| Where is this bus going? | Kamo ide ovaj autobus? |
| The bus and the taxi go to the city. | Autobus i taksi idu u grad. |
| Does the tram go to the train station? | Ide li tramvaj na kolodvor? |
Timing and Going Home
When expressing motion towards your home, use kući (homewards) by itself, without prepositions like u or na. You can also add adverbs of time like rano (early), kasno (late), or odmah (immediately).
| I want to go home immediately. | Želim odmah ići kući. |
| Why are you going to work early? | Zašto rano ideš na posao? |
| They are going home late. | Oni kasno idu kući. |
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