LearnBanglaহাঁটা
hata precise: hãTa
to walk, to go on foot
What does হাঁটা mean?
হাঁটা (hata) is a Bangla verb that means to walk, to go on foot in English.
The everyday verb for moving on foot, used for short trips, exercise, or when there is no vehicle. It is neutral and works in both polite and familiar speech. Learners sometimes use চলা (chola) for walking to a place, but হাঁটা (hata) is the natural choice when the point is walking itself.
How do you say “to walk” in Bangla?
Say হাঁটা, pronounced hata.
Example sentences
- আমি স্কুলে হেঁটে যাই।ami skule hete jai.
I walk to school.
- তুমি কি হাঁটতে পারো?tumi ki hate paro?
Can you walk?
- চলো, একটু হাঁটি।cholo, ektu hati.
Come on, let's walk a bit.
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