Walk in Tagalog

“Walk” in Tagalog translates to “lakad” (the noun form) or “maglakad” (to walk). It’s one of the most common verbs used in daily conversation, whether you’re talking about walking to a destination or taking a leisurely stroll. Discover the various ways to use “walk” in Tagalog and see practical examples below.

[Words] = Walk

[Definition]:

• Walk /wɔːk/
• Verb 1: To move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn, never having both feet off the ground at once.
• Verb 2: To accompany someone on foot, especially for exercise or pleasure.
• Noun 1: An act of traveling or an outing on foot.
• Noun 2: A route or path for walking.

[Synonyms] = Lakad, Maglakad, Lumakad, Lakaran, Paglalakad, Maglakbay

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: I walk to school every morning because it’s good exercise.
• Ex1_PH: Naglalakad ako papunta sa paaralan tuwing umaga dahil magandang ehersisyo ito.
• Ex2_EN: Let’s take a walk in the park after dinner.
• Ex2_PH: Mag-lakad–lakad tayo sa parke pagkatapos ng hapunan.
• Ex3_EN: The doctor advised him to walk at least 30 minutes daily.
• Ex3_PH: Pinayuhan siya ng doktor na maglakad ng hindi bababa sa 30 minuto araw-araw.
• Ex4_EN: She can walk faster than most people in her age group.
• Ex4_PH: Mas mabilis siyang makalakad kaysa karamihan sa mga tao sa kanyang edad.
• Ex5_EN: The children love to walk along the beach during sunset.
• Ex5_PH: Mahilig maglakad ang mga bata sa tabing-dagat tuwing takipsilim.