How to Say "Go Over There" in Russian

иди туда

The English phrase 'go over there' is translated into Russian as иди туда.

How does it change in a sentence?

When addressing more than one person, or when being polite/formal to a single person, use the form идите туда instead of иди туда.

While иди туда means 'go over there', Russians often use the word туда as a euphemism for the cemetery or the afterlife in dark humor.
In Russian, the verb иди is specifically for walking on foot. If you were telling someone to 'go over there' by car or bus, you would use the verb езжай instead.
The word туда is strictly directional, meaning it describes movement toward a goal, whereas the word там describes a static location.

Возьми это и иди туда.
Pick this up and go over there.
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Пойдите туда и спросите информацию.
Go over there and ask for information.
Пройдите вон туда и найдете мой офис.
Go over there and find my office.
Иди туда и купи мне пирожок.
Go over there and buy me a pastry.
Просто иди туда и жди меня.
Prosto idi tuda i zhdi menya.
Just go over there and wait for me.
Иди туда, где нет людей.
Idi tuda, gde net lyudey.
Go over there where there are no people.

Sergei and Maria are looking for a quiet place in a park.

Сергей Sergey

Мария, иди туда, к тому дереву.
Mariya, idi tuda, k tomu derevu.
Maria, go over there, to that tree.
Мария Maria

Хорошо, я буду ждать тебя там.
Khorosho, ya budu zhdat' tebya tam.
Okay, I will wait for you there.
Сергей Sergey

Я скоро приду к тебе.
Ya skoro pridu k tebe.
I will come to you soon.
Мария Maria

Не задерживайся, пожалуйста.
Ne zaderzhivaysya, pozhaluysta.
Don't be long, please.

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