Ga vs aka

My dictionary says that: Ga means: to walk, to march, to go, to travel, to depart, to pass, to sail, to run, and that’s just the first few definitions. But then again, my dictionary says that: Aka means: to go, to travel, to drive. 1 2 Aka is mostly used for vehicles or similar ("ride" in English), "ga" means "walk". Swedish don't have a general verb corresponding to the english "go", so usually you have to at least differentiate between whether you're going there on foot or via a vehicle. So for example: Jag ska ga till affaren = I'm going to the store (on foot). 3 4 Ga vs. aka Ga. It sounds so similar to go. It’s tricky like that. It also means “go.” Aka doesn’t sound at all like go, but it also means “go.” It’s no wonder this one gets confused so often. But here’s the trick: Ga gets used to describe moving with your feet. As in walking. 5 28K views 12 years ago Swedish with Steve! The Original Series. The difference between the Swedish verbs 'ga' and 'aka', which both translate to 'to go'. Here's a Byki list to go with this. 6 Synonym for aka Aka - To go by car, train or bus for example. Ga - To go/walk by foot. 7 8 › swedish › aka-or-ga. 9 Aka is mostly used for vehicles or similar ("ride" in English), "ga" means "walk". 10