what is the meaning of ir the pie? Is it just to walk or does it describe standing while being on a bus?

Question

Ir the pie - Does it mean walking or does it describe standing while traveling in a bus?

Estar de pie - standing. Ir a pie - to go on foot. - Eddy, DIC 19, 2009

Answer 1

“Esos viajes internacionales se los voy a dejar a Rafa —vicepresidente—; **yo voy a andar puro pata de chucho, pero en la provincia”, comentó Colom ( Guatemalan president)Taken fro Prensa Libre a Guatemaln newspaper.

Andar a pata......slang for walking. andar a pie........actually there is no need to use (in most ocasions) pie.eg. Me voy a pie......ok

Voy a camina a pie.......wrong..... better voy a caminar ..I mean if you are walking it is understood that you are going to use your feet

Answer 2

pie masculine noun1. foot (de persona) •a pie -> on foot •prefiero ir a pie -> I'd rather walk o go on foot •estar de o en pie -> to be on one's feet o standing •ponerse de o en pie -> to stand up •llevamos dos horas de pie -> we've been on our feet for two hours •de pies a cabeza (figurative) -> from head to toe •perder/no hacer pie -> to go/to be out of one's depth •pie de atleta -> taken from the dictionary on "Spanish Dict"

Answer 3

You are walking instead of driving, riding a bike so on a nd so forth.

Ir parado When there are no seats in a bus.