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Verb Meaning(s): to stroll, to walk
Verb Chart: Pasear Present Tense
Yo
paseo
I walk I do walk I am walking
Nosotros
paseamos
we walk we do walk we are walking
Tú
(Juana, Juan)
paseas
you walk you do walk you are walking
Vosotros
(informal
Spain)
paseáis
you all walk you all do walk you all are walking
Él/Ella/Ud.
(Sra./Dr. García)
pasea
he/she/you walk he/she/you do walk he/she/you are walking
Ellos/Ellas/Uds.
pasean
they/you all walk they/you all do walk they/you all are walking
1. Yo paseo en el parque cada mañana. I take a walk in the park every morning. 2. Tú paseas con tu perro. You stroll with your dog. 3. Él pasea por la playa. He walks along the beach. 4. Ella pasea por el centro de la ciudad. She strolls through the city center. 5. Usted pasea en bicicleta. You (formal) ride a bike for leisure.
6. Nosotros paseamos por el bosque. We take a walk in the forest. 7. Vosotros paseáis por las calles antiguas. (used only in Spain) You all stroll through the old streets. 8. Ellos pasean en el parque de diversiones. They walk around the amusement park. 9. Ellas pasean en el mercado. They (feminine) stroll in the market. 10. Ustedes pasean por el museo. You all walk around the museum.