How to Say ‘Walk over’ in Traditional Chinese
走過來
zǒu guò lái
[dzoh gwor lai]
💬 Usage Tip: [過來] adds the idea of movement toward the speaker or destination, so [走過來] means [walk over here / walk this way here]. Compare it with [走過去], which points away instead.
Phrase Breakdown
走過來
zǒu guò lái
[dzoh gwor lai]
walk over here
To come on foot from another place to here; often used to describe walking distance.
從停車場走過來只要五分鐘。
It only takes five minutes to walk over here from the parking lot.
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