La Palabra del Día: Pasear
to go for a walk; to go for a drive; to go for a (bike) ride
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Cada día que no tengo que trabajar, paseo a mis perros en la mañana. Es bueno para nuestra salud, y he aprendido que dos perros son muy fuertes cuando quieren perseguir a un conejo.
Each day that I don’t have to work, I take my dogs for a walk in the morning. It’s good for our health, and I have learned that two dogs are very strong when they want to chase a rabbit.
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Me gusta pasear todas las noches de semana con diferentes amantes
I like to go each night of the week with different lovers. 
Cuando vivía en solía vivir cerca San Diego, vivía acerca del centro de la ciudad, y podía pasear ir paseando al trabajo.
When I used to live in San Diego, I lived near downtown, and was able to walk to work.
solía vivir cerca ...podía ir paseando
Hand me the leash. I need to go for a walk with Fluffy.
Pásame la correa. Necesito pasear con Fluffy.
I'd like to have a walk in the city, but now it's very hot. I'll better go to the beach.
Querría pasear en la ciudad pero ahora hace mucho calor. Iré a la playa mejor.
Cuando paseo en mis sueños mis pies no se mueven... de hecho se quedan pegados al suelo.
When I walk in mydream my feet don't move. They stay stuck to the floor
Paseando por las Ramblas una experiencia inolvidable 
Creo que me vaya al parque y pasear mi perro.
I think I will go to the park and walk my dog.
Hmm subjuntivo.. I wonder 
Apparently, it's too much of a hassle to actually walk the dog!
Aparentemente, ¡es demasiado lío en realidad pasaer el perro!
Mi familia y yo paseamos todos los días.
My family and I go for a walk each day.
No conjugation of verbs, try again. Cada día me levanto temprano así que puedo pasear en las colinas. Every day I get up early and go for a walk in the hills.
Hace demasiado frío para pasear afuera... en lugar de eso, voy a mirar televisión. It's too cold to walk outside... instead, I'm going to watch television.
Donde vivo ,no es raro tener globos pase además que los globos pasen por encima de mi casa.
Where I live,it is not rare to have balloons pass over my house.
Para algunos de nosotros - los viejos como yo - a veces es más fácil que nos pasear baja del sendero que pasear arriba del sendero. Pero, semejante es la buena vida.
For some of us -- old men such as I -- at times it is easier to walk down the path that to walk up the path. But such is the good life.
