How to Say ‘I walked’ in Italian
Ho camminato
oh kahm-mee-NAH-toh
[oh kahm-mee-NAH-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian often uses [ho] + past action word to talk about completed past events: [ho camminato], [ho mangiato], [ho dormito]. This is one of the most useful everyday past patterns.
Phrase Breakdown
Ho
[oh]
I have / I
Auxiliary verb avere used to form the present perfect with many verbs.
Ho camminato per un'ora stamattina.
I walked for an hour this morning.
camminato
[kahm-mee-NAH-toh]
walked
Past participle of camminare, used with ho to say you walked.
Ieri ho camminato al parco con mia suocera.
Yesterday I walked in the park with my mother-in-law.
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