English–French
“stroll” in French
How to say “stroll” in French
“Stroll” in French is flâner.
Unhurried wandering through a place, where enjoying the surroundings matters more than getting somewhere.
Example sentences with flâner
On aime flâner dans les rues le soir.
We like to stroll through the streets in the evening.
Tips for using flâner
- Flâner often emphasizes observing and enjoying a setting, while se promener is a broader term for going for a walk.
Other French words for “stroll”
J'aime la flânerie en ville.
I like taking a stroll in town.
