“To walk along” in Japanese
Short answer
To walk along in Japanese is “伝う” (tsutau). Full meaning: to go along, to walk along, to follow.
Other ways to say “To walk along” in Japanese
つとう
tsutoo to go along, to walk along, to follow
つたう
tsutau to go along, to walk along, to follow
つたえ
tsutae to go along, to walk along, to follow
行く
yuku to go, to move (towards), to head (towards), to leave (for); to move through, to travel across, to walk along (e.g. a road); to go (well, badly, etc.), to proceed, to turn out, to get along
つたい
tsutai to go along, to walk along, to follow
伝え
tsutae to go along, to walk along, to follow
伝い
tsutai to go along, to walk along, to follow
伝っ
tsuta to go along, to walk along, to follow
つとふ
tsutoo to go along, to walk along, to follow
伝お
tsutao to go along, to walk along, to follow
伝ふ
tsutou to go along, to walk along, to follow
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