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The "te" form of the Japanese verb "iku," or to go. Iku is a ru verb, so in order to conjugate it to its te form, you must take the base (which would be "i," in this case), and add a "tte" (って) onto it. Typically verbs that end with a "ku" sound get an ite (いて) added onto the base, but iku is the only exception to this rule.

With kanji, it's written as "行って".
Examples of the verb itte (行って = went/go):

スーパーに行って、食べ物を買いました

I went to the supermarket and bought food.

学校に行ってください

Please go to school.

(私は)今日の朝は会社に行って

I went to the office this morning.
itte by DisgustingWeebs December 12, 2016
Words you can keep

Itte kimasu

Itte kuru, the Te Form of "to go" followed by "to come." Usually upgraded with masu, "Itte kimasu!" is the traditional expression one uses when going out, and means exactly what it's supposed to: "I'm going out and coming back." (If you say just ikimasu, the literal equivalent of "I'm going," it's considered unlucky because it will be interpreted as "going away and not coming back," so avoid saying that unless you really mean it.)
Itte kimasu! ("I'm going out and coming back.")
Itte kimasu by Sum1 August 30, 2004
AN absolute Chad of a specimen he is the pinnacle of human evolution, he you ever meet a Itters you better run cuz if you mess with him he will smite you with the force of a thousand suns and you will ceased to exist he is the most handsome, cute, pretty, and straight up chiseled, of anyone in the world. It's safe to say he is the best
1: Hey dude have you heard of Itters
2: That loser
also 2: F*cking dies for saying the name Itters in vain
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kou itten 

A Japanese term, literally meaning "a single spot of red", referring to a girl in a group of guy. the opposite being a shiro itten or koku itten.
she felt awkward being a kou itten last night.
kou itten by deadweight16 January 12, 2008

shiro itten 

A Japanese term, literally meaning "a single spot of white", referring to a guy in a group of girls. the opposite being a kou itten.

synonymous with koku itten
The only ones that showed up were girls so he was a shiro itten last night.
shiro itten by deadweight16 January 12, 2008
hi I'm ITTELA
Ittela by AMushroomFrog June 3, 2021
best place on earth!!!
You can do literally everything there. Like swimming, hiking or hitting little children.

all the og's are from there
fuck salzburg und aldrans
I am from the best village in the world.
Oh, so you're from Itter!
Itter by schipfä May 2, 2022
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