"Where will you go tomorrow?"

Translation: Куди ти будеш іти завтра?

[nazarkosarenko0]

I noticed that 'іти' and 'їхати' both mean 'go'. So when I am asked a question like this, asking to translate 'go' with both of these words add options, I may have to guess. Or are both accepted as answers?

[Olly_1052]

"Куди ти підеш завтра" is better.

[AntonDanylchenko]

Why does the form "to be + verb" is intentiinally promoted in this course? Ukrainians usually use another forms without "to be" - "Куди ти підеш завтра" is indeed used more often than "Куди ти будеш іти завтра", "Що робитимеш завтра" is indeed used as often as "Що будеш робити завтра".

[vIhorv]

Куди ти підеш завтра?

[GeneM.]

Поїдеш (Куди ти поїдеш завтра?) as show in the accepted answers doesn't look familiar to me. Has поїдеш been taught? If so I must have missed it.

[Daria266846]

Why assume that" you "is singular?

[Natalka_Polyak]

Будеш іти = ітимеш

[gossberg]

What does "ти куди завтра" translate to?

[jmYi6]

It's a shortened, colloquial form, like "Where ya goin' tomorrow?"

[jmYi6]

The answer is not natural for Ukrainians. They would say “Де ти йдеш завтра?“ or “Де ти збираєшся йти завтра?“

[AntonDanylchenko]

No. "Де ти йдеш" is absolutely unnatural.
Ukrainians usually say "Куди (ти) підеш завтра" or "Куди плануєш піти завтра"or "Куди збираєшся піти завтра"

[vIhorv]

Де ти будеш йти is a rustic provicial dialect, dont confuse people who study Ukrainian.

[nazarkosarenko0]

I agree, it would be hard to say 'Куди ти будеш іти'.

[MelisaInsa1]

I wrote " куди ти будеш їти завтра" even though it's marked as right, it suggests a typo mistake it says that it should be " йти instead of їти