How to Say ‘Walk over’ in Traditional Chinese
走過去
zǒu guò qù
[dzoh gwor chyoo]
💬 Usage Tip: [走] + direction word is a very common pattern: [走過去] = walk over, [走進去] = walk in, [走回去] = walk back. The second part shows where the movement goes.
Phrase Breakdown
走過去
zǒu guò qù
[dzoh gwor chyoo]
walk over; walk there
Means to go to a place on foot instead of by car; useful when discussing where a taxi should stop.
您停這邊就好，我自己走過去。
You can stop here; I'll walk over myself.
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