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How to Say β€˜I walked in the park.’ in Italian

Ho camminato al parco.

oh kahm-mee-NAH-toh ahl PAR-koh

[oh kahm-mee-NAH-toh ahl PAR-koh]

πŸ’¬ Usage Tip: [al] is the merged form of [a] + [il]. The same thing happens in many common combinations: [del], [nel], [sul].

Phrase Breakdown

Ho camminato

oh kahm-mee-NAH-toh

I walked

Past tense with 'avere' plus past participle to describe a completed action.

Example

Ho camminato molto oggi.

I walked a lot today.

Words in this phrase

Ho

[oh]

I have / I

Auxiliary verb used with a past participle to describe a completed action.

Example

Ho camminato al parco dopo il lavoro.

I walked in the park after work.

camminato

[kahm-mee-NAH-toh]

walked

Past participle of camminare.

Example

Ho camminato trenta minuti per stare meglio.

I walked for thirty minutes to feel better.

Al parco

ahl PAR-koh

At the park; to the park

'Al' is the contraction of 'a + il' and indicates location or destination.

Example

Ci siamo incontrati al parco.

We met at the park.

Words in this phrase

al

[ahl]

to the / at the

Contraction of a + il, used before a masculine singular noun.

Example

Sono andato al mercato e poi al parco.

I went to the market and then to the park.

parco

[PAR-koh]

park

Public outdoor area often used for exercise and walks.

Example

Il parco vicino a casa Γ¨ molto tranquillo.

The park near home is very peaceful.

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