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nous marchons

let's walk

→ marcher
march walk + ons we-form present or imperative
verb · first plural · present indicative Rare #24,697
let's walk First-person plural (nous) present; often used to make a suggestion or invitation.
FR: Marchons jusqu'au parc.
EN: Let's walk to the park.
Conjugation of marcher
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First marche marchons
Second — marchez
Third marche marchent
Imperative
SingularPlural
First — marchons
Second marche marchez

Marchons, marchons sur le chemin de la liberté.

Let us walk, let us walk on the path to freedom.

— Sympathy for Mister Vengeance (2002)

Marchons un peu plus vite.

Let's walk a little faster.

Marchons la moitié aujourd'hui, l'autre, demain.

Let's walk half today and the other half tomorrow.

— Moonrise Kingdom (2012)

Nous marchons.

We walk.

Viens, marchons.

Come, let's walk.

— Ip Man (2008)

Marchons.

Let's walk.

— Andreï Roublev (1966)

Marchons un peu.

Let's walk a little.

Marchons plus vite.

Let's walk faster.

Marchons ensemble jusqu'à la station.

Let's walk together to the station.

Marchons, comme convenu.

Let's walk, as agreed.

— Stalker (1979)

Marchons un peu le long de la rivière.

Let's walk a little way along the river.

— Blow Out (1981)

Marchons ensemble.

Let's walk together.

Nous marchons ici presque tous les jours.

We walk here almost every day.

— Oppenheimer (2023)