Walk the dog:”inu wo sanpo suru” Japanese Phrase #372

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Walk the dog:”inu wo sanpo suru” Japanese Phrase #372

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いぬ散歩さんぽする。(inu wo sanpo suru)

Walk the dog / 遛狗。 / 개를 산책시키다. / Dắt chó đi dạo.

When you want to describe ” to take a dog for a walk”, you would be able to use “いぬ散歩さんぽする。(inu wo sanpo suru)” which means “Walk the dog”. Everybody could use this in daily conversations as casual and “いぬ散歩さんぽします。(inu wo sanpo shimasu)” is used polite and formal. Furthermore, native speakers sometimes omit “を” of “いぬ散歩さんぽする。”, so that would be “いぬ散歩さんぽする。” which is casual than “いぬ散歩さんぽする。”.

Sample 1

tatsuya

どこくの? (Where are you going?) (你要去哪儿?) (어디 가는거야?) (Bạn đi đâu vậy?)

yuka

ちょっといぬ散歩さんぽしてくるね。 (I am just going to walk the dog.) (我去遛遛狗。) (잠깐 강아지 산책시키고 올게) (Tôi dắt chó đi dạo một chút nhé.)

tatsuya

どこまでくの? (How far are you going?) (去到哪儿遛?) (어디까지 갈거야?) (Bạn đi đến đâu đấy?)

Sample 2

tatsuya

いぬ散歩さんぽしてきてくれる? (Can you walk the dog?) (能帮我遛会儿狗吗?) (강아지 산책시켜 줄래?) (Bạn có thể dắt chó đi dạo giúp tôi được không?)

yuka

いいよ。 (All right.) (好啊。) (그래.) (Được chứ.)

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