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La Palabra del Día: Pasear

La Palabra del Día: Pasear

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Pasear

to go for a walk; to go for a drive; to go for a (bike) ride

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My Example:

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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updated Jul 26, 2011
edited by 001a2987
posted by 001a2987
Hola Chris!es verdad... - jennyo45, Jul 22, 2011
Hola Jenny!! :) - 001a2987, Jul 22, 2011
indi, cielo, lee pm - 00494d19, Jul 22, 2011
cuando quieren perseguir A un conejo. wow, casiiiiiiii, jeje - 00494d19, Jul 22, 2011
better: siempre que no tengo que trabajar....por la mañana, but yours was perfect;) - 00494d19, Jul 22, 2011
¿Hoy no sorpresas de los perros, Chris? :) - Ingeteacher, Jul 22, 2011
would 'walk the dog' be pasear al perro but sacar a pasear el perro be take the dog for a walk? Not trying to be picky as of course the meaning is really the same but just trying to get it straight in my head :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 22, 2011