How to Say ‘Take a walk’ in Simplified Chinese
散步
sàn bù
[sahn boo]
💬 Usage Tip: [散步] is a verb meaning "take a walk," so Chinese says [去公园散步] rather than using a separate word like "take." You can reuse it with places: [去楼下散步], [晚饭后散步].
Phrase Breakdown
散步
sàn bù
[sahn boo]
to take a walk; to go for a walk
A common daily activity, especially for exercise, relaxation, or health.
你爸爸每天晚饭后都会散步。
Your dad goes for a walk every day after dinner.
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