stroll
der Bummel, die Bummel
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stroll
A slow, relaxed walk with no fixed destination, often through a city or along a shopping street.
Nach dem Mittagessen machten wir noch einen gemütlichen Bummel durch die Altstadt.
After lunch, we took a leisurely stroll through the old town.
| gender | masculine der |
|---|---|
| plural | die Bummel |
| genitive | des Bummels |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | der Bummel | die Bummel |
| accusative | den Bummel | die Bummel |
| dative | dem Bummel | den Bummeln |
| genitive | des Bummels | der Bummel |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
“Bummel” (stroll) is often used with “durch” (through), followed by the accusative: you take a stroll “durch die Stadt” (through the town), “durch die Altstadt” (through the old town), or “durch die Geschäfte” (through the shops).
Wir machten einen Bummel durch den Stadtpark.
We took a stroll through the city park.
Am Nachmittag unternahmen die Freunde einen Bummel durch die Fußgängerzone.
In the afternoon, the friends took a stroll through the pedestrian zone.
Adjectives such as “gemütlich” (leisurely) or “gemächlich” (unhurried) are often used with “Bummel” (stroll) to describe a relaxed walk. Common destinations include the old town, the shopping street, or the market.
Am Samstag machten wir einen gemütlichen Bummel über den Wochenmarkt.
On Saturday, we took a leisurely stroll through the weekly market.
