Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Caminar"

A: Caminar = to walk

-The girl likes to walk.
-Do you want to go for a walk today?
-I hate walking!
-The woman walked across the street.
-It is too far to walk from here!
-Where do we walk from here?
-Is it walking distance?
-Let's walk
-I do not want to walk

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A: You're asking this Spanish question in the US English group, but here you go. There are three similar verbs in Spanish:

Caminar: exactly walk

Pasear: to go for a walk: you can use "pasear" if you go walking with your dog also, you say "Fui a pasear al perro". From this verb, there is the word "paseo" which means trip.

Andar: walk: it means walk, but it can also be used when you want to express how the things are going: ¿Cómo anda tu trabajo? ¿Cómo andas? (how is your job going?, how are you doing?)

A:

I used to take morning walks.

A: to walk

A: To walk

A: To walk

A: To walk/walk