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Mark the stress in russian words with a ' character behind the vowel, e.g. ру'чки, this will be converted to ру́чки. Leave out the stress when it is unambiguous, which is when the word contains ё or only one vowel (the vowels are а, я, э, е, ы, и, о, ё, у and ю).

пойти́

verb, perfective
no aspect partner
very often used word (#148)

Verb basics

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go

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walk

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Examples

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Если пого́да будет хорошей, я пойду́ попла́ваю в реке́. If the weather is fine, I'll go swimming in the river.
Пошёл на хуй! Go fuck yourself!
Давай пойдём в кино́. Let's go to a movie.
Когда дождь прекрати́тся, мы пойдём на прогу́лку. When the rain stops, we'll go for a walk.
Пошёл си́льный дождь. It started raining heavily.
Лу́чше я оста́нусь дома, чем пойду́ на рыба́лку. I prefer staying home to going fishing.
Ты не пойдёшь? Won't you go?
Я пойду́. I've gotta go.
Тебе пойдёт на по́льзу жить в се́льской ме́стности. It will do you good to live in the country.
У меня нет настрое́ния рабо́тать; мо́жет, давай лу́чше пойдём в кино́? I don't feel like working; what about going to a cinema instead?