How to translate "I go to do something"

[chryuop]

<==== ミラノから。でも、今アメリカに住んでいます。
<==== I am from Milano, but now I live in USA.
Triangle Lecco-Milano-Roma...ok sorry, that was too rude

[Heihachirou]

Originally Posted by chryuop

Wow that confused me alot Let me use another example:
家にパンを持っていく I have always thought this meant I grab the bread and bring it home. To get the meaning I wanted should I say 持ちにいく? What is the real meaning of 持っていく then?

～を持っていく means bring. (get something and go)
持ちにいく is not proper usage.

verb+て行（い）く　= verb and (after that) go or come.

家にパンを持っていく
You got the bread and go home.

So your Japanese is correct.

[lucagalbu]

Thank you all for the answers!