“To walk with” in Japanese
Short answer
To walk with in Japanese is “連れ歩く” (tsurearuku). Full meaning: to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about.
Other ways to say “To walk with” in Japanese
つれ歩く
tsurearuku to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
連れあるく
tsurearuku to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
つれあるく
tsurearuku to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
つれ歩け
tsurearuke to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
つれ歩い
tsurearui to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
連れ歩こ
tsurearuko to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
連れ歩か
tsurearuka to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
つれ歩か
tsurearuka to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
連れ歩き
tsurearuki to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
つれ歩き
tsurearuki to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
つれ歩こ
tsurearuko to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
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