Examples of using "Chodzić" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'll walk.
He likes a walk.
- I like to walk.
- I like walking.
- I can walk.
- You can walk.
- He can walk.
- She can walk.
- We can walk.
- They can walk.
- It can walk.
I've quit going to clubs.
I can barely walk.
- I like walking alone.
- I like walking by myself.
Can you walk?
You have to start lifting weights,
And I obviously decided to stop going to classes.
You can go where you want,
Walk quietly, can't you?
- I don't want to go any place.
- I don't want to go anywhere.
Do you like going to concerts?
I like to go to the movies.
Do you like going to school?
Can Tom walk?
I loved going to the beach.
Tom could hardly walk.
You should not go there.
I prefer riding to walking.
- He adores going to the theater.
- He loves going to the theater.
He likes to walk about in the park.
- Tom is able to walk on his hands.
- Tom can walk on his hands.
I can walk no farther.
Can you imagine walking on the moon?
Mary has to go to school.
I have to walk to school.
Tom has stopped going to school.
I love walking barefoot on the grass.
She likes to go to the sauna.
She likes to walk with me.
Tom likes going for walks.
They don't allow us to go to disco.
You can't go naked in this hotel.
Tom couldn't walk without crutches.
Tom has just started kindergarten.
She'll be up and around this afternoon.
I never liked school.
Don't you like fishing?
She really likes going to the movies.
He cannot walk, let alone run.
My grandfather cannot walk without a stick.
My grandfather cannot walk without a stick.
She doesn't have to go to school on Saturday.
I prefer walking to being carried in a vehicle.
- I prefer walking to cycling.
- I prefer going by foot to bicycling.
I used to like walking in the rain when I was a child.
She was so tired that she couldn't walk.
Do you have to go to school on Saturdays?
She likes to go to dance with her friends.
Tom especially likes going to Italian restaurants.
- Tom told me he couldn't walk.
- Tom told me that he couldn't walk.
From tomorrow on we can go to work together.
He will be up and about in a week.
- I couldn't walk to school for a whole week.
- I couldn't go to school for a whole week.
We began to walk again as soon as she was recovered.
Tom told me you liked going to concerts.
Do you think it's wise to wear your uniform today?
Tom and Mary like walking together in the woods.
The lights went out, and we had to take candles everywhere.
The workers like to gather in a pub where they can let their hair down.
You cannot walk the streets in such a strange outfit.
You should go to the gym at least twice a week.
I shouldn't have to go to the dentist again for a while.
The ice was thick enough for me to walk on.
Mr Smith made it a rule to take a walk every morning.
When he broke his leg, he had to use crutches for 3 months.
I don't want to go to school.
- The baby cannot even walk, much less run.
- The baby can't even walk, much less run.
Lately I try for health reasons to go to bed early and to wake up early.
I keep a good supply of stamps to save trips to the post office.
I've heard that it's dangerous to be walking alone on Park Street after dark.
I prefer walking to driving in a big city like Tokyo.
- I can't walk any more.
- I can't walk anymore.
When Mary and I were married, we used to go bowling with Tom and Alice.
I used to take a walk every morning.