「お散歩に行こう!」は"Let's go for a walk"ですが、"Do you wanna go for a walk?" (wanna=want toの略)「お散歩に行きたい?」と飼い主が犬に話しかけるのをよく見ます。
他には:
- "How about a walk?"「散歩はどう?」
- "Ready for a walk?"「散歩の準備はOK?」
In order to tell your dog that you are going for a walk, you can say:
Let's go for a walk!
'Let's go' This is a command which means we are going.
You can also say:
Its time for a walk!
Again this is a phrase saying that it is an appropriate time to go for a walk.
Its time for walkies!
'Walkies' is an informal word used by many British dog owners. It has the same meaning as walk but it sounds cuter!
I hope that helps!
犬に散歩に行くと伝えるのなら、こう言えます
Let's go for a walk!
'Let's go' は、命令で、行くぞ!という意味です。
こうも言えます。
Its time for a walk!
これは散歩に行く時間になったというフレーズです。
Its time for walkies!
'Walkies'は、カジュアルな言い回しですが、イギリスの飼い主がよく使う言葉です。これはwalkと一緒ですが、可愛く聞こえますね。
I hope that helps!
▪"Jock"! Its walk time...
This is telling the dog its time to walk.
▪Hey buddy, Let us go for a nice walk.
Saying "nice walk"is indicating that it can be a long walk.
▪Come lets go for a walk.
This is a simple sentence that is clearly indicating that you want to go for a walk.
▪""Jock""! Its walk time...
ジョック!散歩の時間だよ。
これは犬に散歩の時間であると伝えています。
▪Hey buddy, Let us go for a nice walk.
さあ相棒!素敵な散歩に出かけよう。
「nice walk」と言うことで、長めの散歩になる可能性を示します。
▪Come lets go for a walk.
おいで、散歩に出かけよう。
これはあなたが散歩に行きたいと明確に示すシンプルな文です。
Let's go for a walk.
This is an invitation to the dog to go for a walk with you.
Obviously the dog will not respond so you will go for the walk anyway.
Do you want to go for a walk?
This is a question directed to the dog asking them if they would like to go for a walk with you.
Let's go for a walk.
これは散歩に一緒に行かないかという提案になります。
犬は答えたりしませんので、結局は散歩に行くことになるんでしょうね。
Do you want to go for a walk?
犬に、一緒に散歩に行かないかと提案する言い方になります。
"Let's go for a walk." tells the dog you are going to go for a walk.
"Do you want to go for a walk?" This asks the do if it would like to go for a walk.
"Let's go for a walk."
(散歩に行きましょう)
は犬に今から散歩に行くと伝える表現です。
"Do you want to go for a walk?"
(散歩に行きたいですか?)
これは犬に散歩に行きたいかどうかを聞いています。
The first example is using the imperative or command form of the verb to make a statement or idea about going for a walk. The two other two are questions we can ask our dog with either saying, "go for a walk," or to simply, "go outside."