"Er geht."

Translation: He is going.

[Johnny547662]

Also "he goes" should be accepted, as in "er geht nach Hause"

[Rich541826]

The recording at normal speed does not sound anything like 'Er geht' but more like 'verbate'. This difference in pronunciation seems to happen quite often. Is it just me?

[bhyde1224]

No. I stopped trying to figure out the spoken words because they are often muffled and mushy and very hard to decipher. A waste of time so I just keep going on to other things.

[abc451532]

What does this mean?

[Raisinnoir]

"Er geht" means in English "He is going" Eg. "Er geht hach Hause" = "he is going home".

[bhyde1224]

Sounds like "der" to me instead of "er."

[solak35]

This one sounds awful, I don't think she says geht

[Jen10LingoGal]

I don't get it, why does everyone have trouble hearing it correctly? I heard it just fine.

[Srv_Jr]

Very clear