How do you say go in Russian and German?

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Russian:
Ходить / Идти (khodit' / idti) - To go by foot (walk).
Ездить / Ехать (yezdit' / yekhat') - To go by transport (drive, train, bus, etc.).

German:
gehen - to go (by foot)

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