pasear

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verbo

pasear

intransitive verb

1. to go for a walk

transitive verb

also:

pasear a alguien -> to take somebody for a walk; to show somebody off, to parade somebody (figurative)
pasear al perro -> to walk the dog

pasearse

pronomial verb

1. to go for a walk (caminar)

2. (ganar con facilidad)

pasear [pah-say-ar’]

article & verb transitive & verb neuter

1. To walk, to take the air, to exercise.

2. To be at the walk, to be in the field.

3. To move at the slowest pace (caballo).

4. To walk about, to bring out to walk (niño, perro).

5. To take the air or exercise on horseback or in a coach.

6. To squander (dinero). (Ante Meridian & Central America) (m)

verb reflexive

7. To walk for exercise or amusement.

8. To loiter, to wander idly, to gape about.

9. To take a day off. (Mexico)

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	paseo	paseé	paseaba	pasearé	pasee
Tú	paseas	paseaste	paseabas	pasearás	pasees
Ella/Él/Usted	pasea	paseó	paseaba	paseará	pasee
Nosotros	paseamos	paseamos	paseábamos	pasearemos	paseemos
Vosotros	paseáis	paseasteis	paseabais	pasearéis	paseéis
Ellos/Ustedes	pasean	pasearon	paseaban	pasearán	paseen

Completo pasear conjugación


P:	what would the verb pasear be using ar
R:	Since "mama y papa" are equivalent to "they", you will need to use the "they" ending.

P:	Inés y Javier van pasear por la ciudad.
R:	Interesting that you mention that you are studying the present tense (of ir verbs) because the ir+a+infinitive perifrasis actually refers to a future…

P:	Andar, caminar,pasear
R:	I can't see why "andar" doesn't mean "to walk", but like many other verbs, it has other meanings which cannot be translated as "to walk", of course. The…