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a mergi means only to go, so if you want to say walk, you'll have to use a different verb like a umbla
Hmm... I wrote, "You walk with the horse?" and it was marked correct. What do you think?
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Does this sentence only mean “you walk beside a horse” or can it also mean “you go on horseback”?
I think it's more the latter, duolingo seems to think merge is walk, rather than go.
"Do you go with the horse?" was accepted, so I guess the latter, even if the grammar doesn't sound perfect in English
This sentence is like "Mergi cu mașina?". So I'm guessing in most contexts this sentence means to ask whether you travel by horse.
Linley2 - That was my gut reaction also. And, per my small dictionary, I do see that "to go" includes the concept of "a umbla", by the way, but I cannot even find "a umbla" therein.
