How to say Let’s go for a walk in mandarin

✅ 走一走 (zǒu yī zǒu)

Literal meaning: walk a bit / take a walk
Use: This is a general expression for walking. It’s often used for casual walking, exercising, or stretching legs.

💬 Examples:

• 我吃饱了，出去走一走。
  Wǒ chī bǎo le, chūqù zǒu yī zǒu.
  → I’m full, I’ll go out for a walk.
• 医生建议我饭后走一走。
  Yīshēng jiànyì wǒ fàn hòu zǒu yī zǒu.
  → The doctor suggests I take a walk after meals.

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✅ 逛一逛 (guàng yī guàng)

Literal meaning: stroll / wander around
Use: This is more about leisurely browsing or strolling, often with the idea of looking around — for example in a market, mall, park, or tourist spot.

💬 Examples:

• 周末我们去市中心逛一逛吧。
  Zhōumò wǒmen qù shì zhōngxīn guàng yī guàng ba.
  → Let’s go stroll around downtown this weekend.
• 她喜欢一个人去商场逛一逛。
  Tā xǐhuān yīgè rén qù shāngchǎng guàng yī guàng.
  → She likes to go browse around the mall alone.

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💡 Similar expressions:

• 散步 (sànbù) – a more formal or standard term for “taking a walk.”
  • 每天晚上我都会去散步。
    Měitiān wǎnshang wǒ dūhuì qù sànbù.
    → I take a walk every evening.
• 走走看看 (zǒu zǒu kàn kàn) – walk around and look around; more casual and flexible.

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Summary:

Phrase	Pinyin	Meaning	Tone/Use
走一走	zǒu yī zǒu	Take a walk	General walking or exercise
逛一逛	guàng yī guàng	Stroll / window-shop	Leisurely browsing / sightseeing
散步	sànbù	To take a walk (standard)	More formal/neutral