How to Say ‘Walk more’ in Traditional Chinese
多走路
duō zǒu lù
[dwaw zǒulù]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 多 before an action to mean "do more of it": 多吃 "eat more", 多休息 "rest more".
Phrase Breakdown
多
duō
[dwaw]
more
Used to suggest doing something to a greater extent, such as learning more.
歡迎你多認識我們的工作方式。
You’re welcome to learn more about our way of working.
走路
zǒu lù
[zǒulù]
to walk; on foot
Going somewhere by walking.
我每天走路上學。
I walk to school every day.
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