How to Say ‘We go for a walk’ in Italian
Facciamo una passeggiata
fahch-CHAH-moh OO-nah pahs-sehj-JAH-tah
[fahch-CHAH-moh OO-nah pahs-sehj-JAH-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: Italians "make" a walk with fare: fare una passeggiata. Same pattern: fare colazione "have breakfast".
Phrase Breakdown
Facciamo
[fahch-CHAH-moh]
we do / we take
First person plural of 'fare'.
Facciamo colazione insieme.
We have breakfast together.
una passeggiata
OO-nah pahs-sehj-JAH-tah
a walk
There is a double 's' and a double 'g': 'pas-sed-JA-ta'.
Una passeggiata al mare.
A walk by the sea.
Words in this phrase
una
[OO-nah]
a
Feminine singular indefinite article before a feminine noun.
Ho lavorato in una piccola azienda.
I worked in a small company.
passeggiata
[pahs-sehj-JAH-tah]
walk
Feminine noun; 'fare una passeggiata' means to take a walk.
Una passeggiata dopo cena è piacevole.
A walk after dinner is pleasant.
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