I see him to the door.
In Ukranion language verb "проводжати його" means : I should be ironed shirt, I should to cook a breakfest,I should to tie a tie, I should to kiss him and say " Bye, bye!". When I want to find a analogue in English I did not find. In English language is only "see him to the door" but this sentense do not means that it means in Ukranion language. I want to know: does English have analogue verb to Ukranion "проводжати "
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I see him to the door.
In Ukranian the verb "проводжати його" means : I should iron a shirt, I should cook a breakfast, I should tie a tie, I should kiss him and say " Bye, bye!". When I wanted to find a analogue in English I could not find one. In English there is only "see him to the door" but this sentence does not means what it means in Ukranian. I ask this: does English have an analogue for the Ukranian "проводжати "
? I don't know the answer. But English has ''I should iron a shirt'' = I ought to iron a shirt = I must iron a shirt. Maybe they are similar?
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