🇯🇵 How to say

“to walk” in Japanese

歩くあるく
Illustration of "to walk" in a Japanese cultural setting
A person is strolling through a peaceful park, surrounded by tall trees and a clear blue sky. They are enjoying the fresh air and the gentle sound of leaves rustling as they walk along a winding path.

Usage note

歩く (あるく) is a basic verb you use when talking about walking, whether for exercise, leisure, or travel. It's a common and simple action in daily life.

Examples

  • 私は毎朝歩きます。

    I walk every morning.

  • 彼は公園を歩いています。

    He is walking in the park.

  • 彼女はゆっくり歩きます。

    She walks slowly.

Quick check

What does "歩く" mean?

  • A. to walk
  • B. to come
  • C. to listen
  • D. to drink

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