How to Say ‘Goes out for a walk’ in Mexican Spanish
Sale a caminar
SAH-leh ah kah-mee-NAHR
[SAH-leh ah kah-mee-NAHR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Salir a] plus another verb is a common pattern for going out to do something: [sale a caminar]. You can reuse it with [salir a comprar], [salir a correr].
Phrase Breakdown
Sale
[SAH-leh]
she goes out
Form of salir meaning he/she goes out; here it suggests leaving the house for an activity.
Mi tía sale temprano para evitar el calor.
My aunt goes out early to avoid the heat.
a
[ah]
to
Preposition meaning to; here it links the verb salir with another action.
Voy al parque a correr un poco.
I go to the park to run a little.
caminar
[kah-mee-NAHR]
to walk
Infinitive verb meaning to walk; often used when talking about exercise or routine.
Nos gusta caminar después de cenar.
We like to walk after dinner.
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