"Let's go further."

Translation: Chodźmy dalej.

[Modric853]

Does this not mean "We go further"? I can not see where the "Let us" or "Let's" bit comes in?

[immery]

we go = chodzimy

let's go= chodźmy

[Modric853]

ok that explains it, thank you

[Tim5602]

To, co moja nauczycielka języka polskiego ciągle mówi!

[RobertHorny]

A pójdźmy dalej ?

[Jellei]

OK, dodałem.

[zagadka314]

I can't say, "Idziemy dalej"? When we used to walk the dog together, my wife would often tell the dog, "Idziemy!" to make it move. I figured that it would work like that here. Maybe this is because people often talk to pets and babies differently than to adult humans.

[immery]

Idziemy means "we're going". It can work like an order.

[zagadka314]

Ah, makes perfect sense! Thanks!

[PierreMDL]

Got this one wrong, was corrected "chodzicie dalej". Is that an error?

[Jellei]

"chodźcie" -> 2nd person plural imperative. 2nd person singular imperative is accepted as well. I know that from the point of grammar they are different, but frankly, they would rather be translated the same way.

In such a sentence, if you say "chodź(cie)", it really does mean that you are going as well. "Idź(cie)" would just be "(you) go".

[PierreMDL]

Oh ok!