"Jedeme!"

Translation: We are going!

[standelf]

Do you also use it as: "Let's go!"?

[kacenka9]

Yes, we accept that as a translation as well

[butterfly604479]

In the table of notes for this Present1 section, it offers as translations for jede:
jede go (by vehicle/animal), ride, drive, come

So could this not also mean "we are coming!"?

[IreneWainw]

My question too.

[Pollyhs]

how does one know whether
jit or jet is meant here?

we go by car to the bank jdeme autem do banky

[VladaFu]

You cannot use jít and autem together. Jít means to go in general or to walk. But by car you must jet, never jít.

[Pollyhs]

Thanks, When you say in general what exactly do you mean.. ? walk I understand. Could you please give an example of the general use of jit? Thanks in advance

[VladaFu]

Jdeme domů. We are going home. (when leaving) - can be any going in general, walking, car, anything. And then many figurative meanings "jde příliš daleko" (goes too far), "tyhle šaty nejdou s mou barvou vlasů" (this dress does not go with the colour of my hair) - here English should also have "to go". And then many others where Czech has "jít" and English something else or English has "go" and Czech something else.