Illustration: On a narrow residential street beside a small Japanese railway station, an office worker approaches the station entrance on foot, carrying a shoulder bag and a folded umbrella. One shoe is planted while the other swings forward in an ordinary walking stride.

JLPT N3nounLevel estimated by Bebop

歩あるき

aruki

walking, going on foot

As a noun, it often means going somewhere on foot. Note written by AI.

Example sentences

  1. 学校がっこうまでは歩あるきですか？

    Do you walk to school?

    Tatoeba · CC BY 2.0 FR · Source

  2. 携帯電話けいたいでんわを操作そうさしながら、音楽おんがくを聴ききながらなどの「ながら歩あるき」はやめましょう。

    Please stop walking while doing other things, such as using your phone or listening to music.

    Tatoeba · CC BY 2.0 FR · English by AI · Source

  3. 帰かえりは歩あるきにしよう。

    Let’s walk back.

    Written by AI for Bebop

Kanji in 歩

  • 歩walk; counter for stepsOnホ・ブ・フKunあるく・あゆむ

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