"Lui cammina sull'acqua."

Translation: He walks on water.

[daviddpianist]

Jesus? :O

[microphone83]

Yes, but Chuck Norris swims on land!

[Daniel580834]

Thats brilliant!

[TalMiz]

Praise Duolingo! Hallelujah!

[mlight]

Amen!!

[dmmaus]

Sneaky introduction of a new verb there.

[delirious_dee]

Sneaky but satisfying.

[popester]

It could also be a colloquial way of saying that he is without fault, i.e. perfect.

[Teresinha]

Or he is very careful...

[drewstah]

"The miracle is not to walk on water but to walk on the Earth."
- Lin Chi

[kalukuhan]

Che miracolo.

[Erick_Gomez]

and over the water, HE WALKED! (chorus in the backround)

[RichardDonovan95]

In the U.S,, this sentence would describe someone who cannot do wrong. For example, someone who gets the highest performance rating from his boss might be described this way by his (envious?) co-workers. Of course, the religious connotation is also used when appropriate, but I believe I have heard the former more often.

[AernJardos]

Alternatively, it's the middle of winter. Just don't ride your horse across it.

[baseballmaven]

Hope we're talking about Jesus here.

[PawlaMarie]

This actually makes more sense than "We eat on the water" because "walk on water" is a common expression.

[ValentinaKiagia]

Thanks duolingo! Now when I see someone walking on water I can immediately use that phrase.

[Mamemimomu73]

Dynamo also did that! :D

[Wrathful_Midget]

Work of the Devil...

[m1c45]

Jesus?

[Daventura_HUN]

If you can not swim..

[kiffwastaken]

"Unlike us he must have been sober. Marching away on top of his lake. The Savior of all souls"

[Paoluzzu]

why don't i have little signs next to my name here?

[malanpeiris]

That's incredabal

[Tony979198]

That's easy to do on a frozen lake!