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goin Meaning in Japanese (goin 英語 意味)

行く, 行ってる
行く in English:goin
Phonetic:いく
Quick Answer • 要約

goin の日本語の意味は「行く, 行ってる」です。 (「going」の非標準的で口語的なスペルで、動詞「to go」の現在分詞として、移動や進行を示します。)

Definitions of Goin

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    verb(colloquial)
    行ってる

    This term is an informal, colloquial, and non-standard spelling of 'going', which functions as the present participle of the verb 'to go', indicating movement or progression.

    「going」の非標準的で口語的なスペルで、動詞「to go」の現在分詞として、移動や進行を示します。

Example Sentences

casual

“I'm goin' to the store later.”

後で店に行くよ。

casual

“Where are you goin' tonight?”

今夜どこ行くの？

casual

“She's goin' to be late for work.”

彼女は仕事に遅刻しそうだ。

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Synonyms (類語)

In English:

going

Antonyms (対義語)

In English:

coming

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivego
third person singulargoes
past tensewent
past participlegone
present participlegoing

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

goin' outphrasal_verb

To leave one's home to go to a social event or public place, or to be in a romantic relationship.

goin' onphrasal_verb

To happen or occur, or to continue doing something.

goin' homecollocation

The act of returning to one's residence.