what's 'i walk to work' in french?

Question

merci beaucoup!

Answer 1

Quel gâchis! What a mess!

Answer 1: Promenade is not a verb in French; it’s a noun. “Se promener” means to go for a stroll (for pleasure, so not presumably to work!) “travaille” should be “travail”
Answers 2, 4, 6, 8: ‘Walking is my job’
Answer 3: ‘I walk around my job’
Answer 5: ‘I will work on foot’
Answer 7: first self-consciously slangy but correct (equivalent is “I travel by shanks’ pony”) – perhaps not suitable unless you’re among friends. Second: “trajet” is a word used for distances (think of voyage).
Answers 9 & 10: correct -- hourra!
Answer 11: ‘I leave for my work on feet’ but it should be “au travail” not “à travail”
Answer 12: duh!
Answer 13: ‘I to walk for to work’ – go back to your French class and review again!
Answer 14: both correct -- hourra, hourra!
Answer 15: also both correct -- encore des hourras!
Answer 16: it should be “au travail” not “à travail”
Answer 17: “I the own the American the car”??? Even Franglais is supposed to make sense, mate. Try "moi j'suis Americain, je own un car"...

Source: Moi, je suis bilingue! (I'm bilingual)

Answer 2

Je marche au travail
or
Je vais à pied au travail

Source: I speak French.
You can check it's correct by translating it back from French to English using http://world.altavista.com/

Answer 3

Je vais au travail à pied .

Answer 4

Je vais au travail à pied.
Je me rends au travail à pied.

Answer 5

Je marche à mon travail

Answer 6

Je marche au travail.

Answer 7

Je me rends au travail à pied.

Answer 8

je vais au travail par train numero 11

je fais mon trajet au travail à pied

Answer 9

Je marche pour travailler

Answer 10

Je marche vers mon travail.