tokyostyle Wrote:

Ryuujin27 Wrote:I've actually never heard 行く pronounced as ゆく, but then again I don't listen to anything poetic, nor did I even know that was an option, so I bet it slipped by me.

All you have to do is ride any train in Japan.
間もなく、一番線に快速東京行きがまります。

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(The video is pure brilliance by the way.)

Haha, as soon as I read 間もなく, all the memories of the many train rides came back

行く after another verb is generally ゆく. At least in the dict.

mentat_kgs Wrote:行く after another verb is generally ゆく. At least in the dict.

I don't think that's true at all. いく seems to be straightforwardly the most common. I think all of the statements made about it previously have been pretty on the money.
What's 'the' dict, anyway?