How to Say ‘Walking over there’ in Traditional Chinese
走過去
zǒu guò qù
[zǒu guòqù]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding 過去 to a movement verb means going over toward somewhere away from the speaker. Its opposite is 過來 "come over here", as in 走過來 "walk over here".
Phrase Breakdown
走過去
zǒu guò qù
[zǒu guòqù]
to walk over
To go somewhere on foot.
我們走過去吧。
Let's walk over.
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