行かないといけない...
I don't quite understand this phrase: 「行かないといけない」please explain. . お願いしますI'm understanding it as 『cannot cannot go」。So two negative makes positive so means "can go" or "must go". I'm little confused....
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「行かないといけない」
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行く なけれ ば いけない(must)
行くと 決めなければ いけない。
You must make your mind to go. ( seems weird to me, could you correct this for me?)
行かないと いけない。
帰らないと いけない。
買わないと いけない。
勉強しないと いけない。
結婚しないと いけない。
全部 must to do です。
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As Miho-san answered, it means "must go" and we have several ways of saying "must + verb" depending on the person.
For example, "must go" (formal form)
行かなければいけません
いかなければなりません
行かなくてはいけません
行かなくてはなりません
There are some more but you don't have to memorize all. I wrote them to be able to understand when you hear one of them. Please get accustomed to it little by little.
I hope this doesn't confuse you.
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