How to Say “I Walked My Dog” in French

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paseé a mi perro
To say "I walked my dog" in French, use paseé a mi perro.
This phrase means that you took your dog for a walk. The verb promener means 'to walk' or 'to take for a walk' in English.

Did you know?

  • The phrase paseé a mi perro is actually Spanish, not French. In French, you would say j'ai promené mon chien.

Examples in context

  • Hier, j'ai baladé mon chien sur la plage. C'était génial de voir sa joie en découvrant le sable et les vagues.
    Yesterday, I walked my dog on the beach. It was great to see his joy exploring the sand and waves.

Example conversation

Emma and Gabriel are talking about their morning chores.

  1. Emma

    Emma, ¿ya sacaste al perro?
    Emma, did you take the dog out yet?
  2. Gabriel

    Sí, hace un rato paseé a mi perro.
    Yes, I walked my dog a little while ago.
  3. Emma

    ¡Qué bien! Gracias por hacerlo.
    That's great! Thanks for doing it.
  4. Gabriel

    De nada, Gabriel.
    You're welcome, Gabriel.
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