From root: lakad
Usage Note
Paglakad refers to the physical motion of walking or the process of initiating a journey or errand.
Examples
" Mahaba ang paglakad namin. "
Natural Translation
Our walk was long.
Literal Translation
Long the walking our.
" Mainam sa katawan ang paglakad. "
Natural Translation
Walking is good for the body.
Literal Translation
Good for body the act-of-walking.
" Inirerekomenda ng doktor ang araw-araw na paglakad para mapanatiling malusog ang puso at isip. "
Natural Translation
The doctor recommends daily walking to keep the heart and mind healthy.
Literal Translation
Recommends the doctor the everyday walking to keep healthy the heart and mind.
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