English–French

“walk along” in French

French

Pronunciation

IPA/lɔ̃ʒe/

Example

Je longe la rivière tous les matins.

I walk along the river every morning.

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How to say “walk along” in French

“Walk along” in French is longer.

Moving parallel beside a long edge, such as a riverbank, wall, or road.

Full entry for longer: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with longer

Nous avons longé la côte hier.

We traveled along the coast yesterday.

Tips for using longer

  • Longer takes a direct object without à, as in longer la rivière, even when English uses 'go along' with a preposition.

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