"Han går væk fra hende."

Translation: He walks away from her.

[camila_H]

Then how would you say, He is leaving her. (Breaking up)

[googlenka]

Går væk sounds like the German weg gehen

[deactivated user]

Yes like Geh weg!

[marshcmb]

Can this be used as 'he goes away from her' rather than only walking away.

[GnterSchap]

Isn't "to leave someone" (not excepted) the same as "to go away from someone" or "walk away from ...." the same???

[LucBE]

Can this be used as "He divorces from her" ?

[deactivated user]

No, that would be: "Han bliver skilt fra hende."

The verb skille in the meaning of "divorce* is always used passively:

• They are divorcing = De bliver skilt

• They are divorced = De er skilt

• They are going to be divorced = De skal skilles