Translation
step, pace
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Examples
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He took one step forward.
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I heard steps in the room.
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She came with quick steps.
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The first step is the hardest.
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We went slowly, step by step.
You take a step with , not with , and the fixed phrase post needs the accusative on the first noun because it is the object of the doing. The verb means to step or stride, and i is to set off. also carries the figurative sense of a stage in a process, exactly as in English, so a plan can proceed post without anyone moving their feet.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 4, lesson 3: paŝo, kaŭzi, atenti and 6 more words.