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How to say 'Walking' in Japanese | 徒歩

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The Japanese word for Walking is 'Toho', written as 徒歩 in Japanese.'Walking' in hiragana is とほ.

    word

    徒歩

    Meaning

    Walking

    Reading

    とほ

    toho

    Kanji

    歩Walk 徒Follower, Junior

    Explanation

    The Japanese noun '徒歩 (とほ)' refers to the act of walking or traveling on foot. It is commonly used to describe a mode of transportation or the distance that can be covered by walking. For example: It's a 10-minute walk「徒歩10分です」(とほじゅっぷんです). I went to the station on foot「徒歩で駅に行きました」(とほでえきにいきました). This term is often used in directions or when discussing travel times, emphasizing that no vehicles are involved.

    Part Of Speech

    noun

    Kanji JLPT

    N3

    Kanji Grade

    4

    Frequency

    5655

    Composition

    kanji

    Handwriting

Kanji in the Word 徒歩

This word contains 2 kanji characters:

  • kanji

    徒

    Meaning

    Follower, Junior

  • kanji

    歩

    Meaning

    Walk

Words Related to 徒歩 Through the Kanji 徒

These 2 Words contain the Kanji 徒 as well.

  • word

    徒

    Meaning

    Follower

  • word

    生徒

    Meaning

    Student

Words Related to 徒歩 Through the Kanji 歩

These 10 Words contain the Kanji 歩 as well.

  • word

    歩道

    Meaning

    Sidewalk

  • word

    歩行者天国

    Meaning

    Pedestrian zone

  • word

    散歩

    Meaning

    Walk

  • word

    歩

    Meaning

    Step

  • word

    進歩

    Meaning

    Progress

  • word

    歩く

    Meaning

    Walk

  • word

    初歩

    Meaning

    Basics

  • word

    歩む

    Meaning

    Walk, Progress

  • word

    横断歩道

    Meaning

    Crosswalk

  • word

    歩行者

    Meaning

    Pedestrian

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What does 'Toho' (徒歩) mean?

'Toho' means 'Walking' .

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