What is the meaning of "For walk" in a question?
I was watching a TV series when one of the characters ask to other:
1- "Where're you going?"
2- "I have an appointment with the governor. And you? Where are you going? For walk?"
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Answers · 4
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"For a walk". It means the person is going to go outside and walk to get fresh air or exercise
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I suspect that the character actually said "for a walk". When this expression is said in ordinary speech, the word "a" is unstressed and harder to distinguish than the other two words. "to go for a walk" = "dar um passeio".
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Probablemente le estaba preguntando acerca de si iba a dar una caminata por algún lugar.
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They have just shortened 'Are you going for a walk?'
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