andar in Spanish: to walk, to go (around) (verb)

Translation

to walk, to go (around)

Word origin

Usually traced to Vulgar Latin ambitare, a frequentative of ambire ('to go around'), though the precise derivation is debated.

Other proposed origins

Most often derived from Vulgar Latin ambitare, a frequentative of ambire ('to go round'). (ambitare)
Some accounts derive it instead from Latin ambulare ('to walk'), the source of French aller. (ambulare)

Verb type-ar irregular

Regular spanish-irregular conjugation. Pronouns: yo, tú, él/ella/ud., nos., vos., ellos/uds..

Person	Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Future	Conditional
yo	ando	anduve	andaba	andaré	andaría
tú	andas	anduviste	andabas	andarás	andarías
él/ella/ud.	anda	anduvo	andaba	andará	andaría
nos.	andamos	anduvimos	andábamos	andaremos	andaríamos
vos.	andáis	anduvisteis	andabais	andaréis	andaríais
ellos/uds.	andan	anduvieron	andaban	andarán	andarían

Person	Present	Imperfect (-ra)	Imperfect (-se)
yo	ande	anduviera	anduviese
tú	andes	anduvieras	anduvieses
él/ella/ud.	ande	anduviera	anduviese
nos.	andemos	anduviéramos	anduviésemos
vos.	andéis	anduvierais	anduvieseis
ellos/uds.	anden	anduvieran	anduviesen

, .

Walk carefully, the floor is wet.

.

Lately I have been very busy with work.

casco .

We walked through the old town for hours.

pasada.

The watch has not worked since last week.

¿ ?

How are you doing for time this afternoon?

caminar

to walk

ir

to go

correr

to run

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