"Tutaenda popote"

Translation: We will go anywhere

[CeeCeeSong]

It shouldnt have the "to" in it.

[pablopublico]

Wouldn't "anywhere" be better?

[aboutpurpo]

No place to report it, but this doesn't belong in this lesson

[juryrigging]

Which lesson was it in?

[DeLogosarda]

It could go in Adjectives 2.

[Catriona28475]

It was in Conditionals:
https://www.duolingo.com/skill/sw/Conditional-Tense/practice

[Judy928846]

This is in the Conditional and I was limited by only having words to click on. If typing myself, would "We will go anywhere" be an acceptable translation or is there a "to" implied with "tutaenda" in this instance?

[AGreatUserName]

The verb kwenda does imply "to", however, we generally don't use "to" with words like "here", "there", "where", "anywhere", "everywhere" in English, so there's no need. "We will go anywhere," is a correct answer, although I'm not sure if it's accepted.

[TurboIntercooler]

More Americanisms: "..go any place" instead of "go anywhere" or "go to any place"

[BenMack8]

This sentence shouldn't be in this lesson. There is nothing conditional in this 16042020