"On poszedł na spacer."

Translation: He went for a walk.

[ardecarlo]

Is "He went on a walk" acceptable?

[Luke_5.1991]

It sounds natural to be. You can always send in a report with the "send report" button on the bottom.

[blairecoucher]

Are "iść na spacer" and "spacerować" interchangeable?

[Jellei]

Well, they're like "to go on a walk" (to leave home in order to take a walk) vs "to be on a walk", "to stroll".

So for example "On spacerował" would be closer to "He was walking (walking around, just for the sake of walking)" or "He was strolling".

[Mrs.Mop]

...on a walk, suggests to me that it was an organized walk and could involve a group of people.

[Jellei]

It may be something organized, why not. Added now.

[KVRMx]

Hey there/ FYI: The slower speed recording for this sentence, I believe, is inaccurate.

[Jellei]

What exactly is inaccurate? The slow audio sounds kinda strange by definition, but seems fine to me.

[KVRMx]

Hi Mr. Jellei. Unfortunately, I can’t make it play again once I’m out of the lesson so I am unable to tell you why I thought it was wrong. Since you’re our resident All things Polish expert, I will bow to your ear and next time I am in this lesson, I will see our discussion and keep that in mind when listening to the pronunciation.

[Jellei]

Recently I see more comments similar to yours, so perhaps there is indeed some bug and what I hear when I check the database isn't necessarily what the learners can hear. Or at least some of the learners, let's hope it's not like 'it's wrong for everyone'.

[KVRMx]

Oh. Ok. Maybe. :) I guess we will see. Thanks again.