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What is the difference between gÄ pÄ and gÄ till ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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GĂ„ till is often used when you're walking to a geographic place like some street or walk to the subway. GĂ„ pĂ„/stiga pĂ„ bussen/tunnelbanan, it's used when you enter something "jag gĂ„r pĂ„ golvet = I walk on the floor đ€ @UKKE:
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GÄ pÄ can also be used for going to an event.
GÄ pÄ konsert - attend/go to a concert
GÄ pÄ kalas - attend/go to a party
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