"Hon går långt framför mig."

Translation: She is walking far in front of me.

[L-Ghost]

Is "she walks way ahead of me" not acceptable?

[devalanteriel]

Sure, added it now.

[DenOrangeMannen]

My answer was "She goes far ahead of me". Is that not an acceptable translation?

[Zmrzlina]

If you use "walks" instead, it is accepted.

[jarrettph]

Why not goes?

[Ron565195]

I think it actualy is the exact translation....

[Ron565195]

'She goes far ahead of me'

[PaulHayes2]

She goes a long way in front of me . Wrong?

[Jesdaniels]

I have the same question as the users above: very often 'går' is translated into 'goes'. But here it needs to be 'walks'. Is there a rule?

[Panzerhan43]

Framat is ahead, am I wrong?

[devalanteriel]

framåt is a direction, and framför is a position. English uses "ahead" for both, but Swedish differentiates between them.

[LincolnLyo1]

The English differentiation can be seen in
Framåt = forward
Framför = in front of

[EwaDuVarra]

she walks long before me. Is this entirely wrong ? Why please?

[craigchardy]

Is "she goes far in front of me" not ok?

[Nat439262]

Can "She is a long way ahead of me?" be there? It's a bit confusing to understand where the translation should be literal and where not.