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chodzić

to walk, to go (habitually)

Polish Regular
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The Polish verb "chodzić" means "to walk, to go (habitually)" in English. It is a regular verb. Below you'll find the complete conjugation tables for "chodzić" across all 5 tenses.

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How to Conjugate "chodzić" in the Present Tense

Czas teraźniejszy Actions happening now or regularly
Person English Conjugation
ja I chodzę
ty you (informal) chodzisz
on/ona/ono he/she/it chodzi
my we chodzimy
wy you all chodzicie
oni/one they chodzą
On chodzi często na basen.
He often goes to the swimming pool.

How to Conjugate "chodzić" in the Past Tense

Czas przeszły Completed actions in the past
Person English Conjugation
ja I chodziłem
ty you (informal) chodziłeś
on/ona/ono he/she/it chodził
my we chodziliśmy
wy you all chodziliście
oni/one they chodzili
On chodził do tej szkoły.
He went to that school.

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How to Conjugate "chodzić" in the Future Tense

Czas przyszły Actions that will happen
Person English Conjugation
ja I będę chodził
ty you (informal) będziesz chodził
on/ona/ono he/she/it będzie chodził
my we będziemy chodzili
wy you all będziecie chodzili
oni/one they będą chodzili
Będzie chodzić na spacery z psem.
He will be going for walks with the dog.

How to Conjugate "chodzić" in the Conditional Tense

Tryb warunkowy Hypothetical situations and polite requests
Person English Conjugation
ja I chodziłbym
ty you (informal) chodziłbyś
on/ona/ono he/she/it chodziłby
my we chodzilibyśmy
wy you all chodzilibyście
oni/one they chodziliby
On chodziłby pieszo do pracy.
He would walk to work on foot.

How to Conjugate "chodzić" in the Imperative Tense

Tryb rozkazujący Commands and requests
Person English Conjugation
ja I chodź
ty you (informal) chodź
on/ona/ono he/she/it niech chodzi
my we chodźmy
wy you all chodźcie
oni/one they niech chodzą
Niech on chodzi do szkoły.
Let him walk to school.
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Frequently Asked Questions About "chodzić"

Is "chodzić" regular or irregular in Polish?
"Chodzić" is a regular Polish verb that follows standard conjugation patterns for its verb group.
What does "chodzić" mean in English?
The Polish verb "chodzić" means "to walk, to go (habitually)" in English.
How do you conjugate "chodzić" in the present tense?
In the present tense (Czas teraźniejszy): ja → chodzę, ty → chodzisz, on/ona/ono → chodzi, my → chodzimy, wy → chodzicie, oni/one → chodzą.
How many tenses does "chodzić" have in Polish?
"Chodzić" is conjugated across 5 tenses in Polish: Present, Past, Future, Conditional, Imperative.

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