Anyone know French?

Question

How do you say "A walk in the park" in french?

Is it "une marcher dans le parc"

Answer 1

I'd rather gargle rancid goat milk than speak a word of French...

Answer 2

Translation is "une balade dans le parc", because "une marche" is more a sport action, we say "faire de la marche" (to hike).

Answer 3

it is "une Promenade dans le parc"

promenade = relaxing walk

Answer 4

"Une marche dans le parc", not a 'marcher' but as the answer above says, it's better to say 'une ballade' or 'une promenade dans le parc'.

Answer 5

"Marcher" (to walk) is a verb. In French, a verb can never be used as a noun. "La marche" is the noun derived from the verb "marcher" but in this case, you have to use the word "une promenade". "A walk in the parc" can be translated by "une promenade dans le parc" or "une promenade au parc". If you want to say "I'm going for a walk in the parc", you'd say "je vais me promener au parc / dans le parc".

Answer 6

It would be more accurate to say: "Une promenade dans le parc" (promenade means "a walk" and "marcher" means "to walk")

Answer 7

Yes, that is how you would say A walk in the park.

Answer 8

i dun know much french but u know that song.  ula pepe sa la ses swah. wut ever u know it waz a poplular song. it means will you sleep with me tonight something sexual.

Answer 9

Do you mean literally a walk in the park or part of the expression "it was not a walk in the park?

The first one is as everybody anserwed before "une promenade dans le parc".

If you try to convey the second expression, it is not something you could translate word by word.

"it was not a walk in the park is: " ca a ete difficile" or "cela n'a pas ete facile"

Answer 10

Of course, i'm french!

translation: "une balade dans le parc"

Answer 11

une prommenade au parc

Answer 12

Wei Wei

Answer 13

i know french fries and french toast and that french people are wussies.

Answer 14

i think it is

not sure though :S