Questions & Answers about Jag måste gå nu. Hej då!
Why is there no word for "to" between måste and gå?
In Swedish, måste works just like the English word "must". It is followed directly by the base form of the next verb without using att (to). So you say jag måste gå (I must go), not jag måste att gå.
Does gå mean "go" or "walk"?
It means both! While gå very often means "to walk" (as opposed to traveling by a vehicle), in this context it simply means "to leave" or "to go".
Could I put nu at the beginning of the sentence?
Why does Hej då mean "goodbye" when Hej means "hello"?
The word då translates to "then". So Hej då literally means something like "Hello then", but it is the standard, everyday way to say "Goodbye" in Swedish.