šel

šel

"Šel" means "went" in English.

In this sentence, 'šel' indicates progression or movement to the next stage, again as the past tense of 'going' in a physical or metaphorical journey.

Potem ko smo dolgo govorili, je šel naprej.

After we spoke for a long time, he proceeded forward.

Here, 'šel' is used as the masculine singular past tense form of the verb 'iti' (to go), indicating that a male subject moved to a place in the past.

Danes je šel na tržnico kupiti svežo zelenjavo.

Today he went to the market to buy fresh vegetables.

Here, 'šel' describes the action of moving past a specific point (the window), emphasizing a witnessed event in past time by the observer.

Videla sem, da je šel mimo okna.

I saw that he walked past the window.