The expression has to do with starting a task. When you are assigned a task, frequently one is told to "get x, now go do it". This has been shortened to "from the get-go". It means from the beginning.
It is an Americanism that is creeping into other English speaking cultures. Yes, it means 'from the very beginning', but it is grammatically incorrect, a cliché, and bad English.
It mean get lost or go away ect.
it basically means using your voice in it. for example people say "go do a vocal warm up" when they say that they mean go practice your voice. i hoped this helped you.
If when you say people you mean children then mostly on weekends because of school but if you are married and dont or do have a job then you can go any day really
.Both, it depends on their hearts,
No. People say that.
Did you mean HOW do you say people in French? les gens
it means exactly that. Go to their blog and click their ads. It gives them money.
You can say "ಅದು ಹೋಗುತ್ತದೆ" in Kannada to mean 'it will go'.
Kalale,Nenda ukalale, Nenda ukalale, Nenda kulala, all of which mean "go to sleep."Most people would probably say simply Lala! -- go to bed.
Dale means go and can be used as slang for get some. More or less its just fun to say to people for no reason.
Dale means go and can be used as slang for get some. More or less its just fun to say to people for no reason.
When people say this, they mean that you have to work together to get whatever is in question accomplished.