<p>去 means that you want to go to somewhere which is your aim.
走 It's just a kind of way to go to somewhere,you can walk(走),run,take a plane to it.</p>

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michael_stackof
<p><a href="http://www.yellowbridge.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.yellowbridge.com/</a> provides great explanations on usage, etymology, and other aspects that will help you break down each character so you can understand the differences.</p>

<p>去：<a href="http://www.yellowbridge.com/chinese/wordsearch.php?searchMode=C&amp;dialect=M&amp;word=%E5%8E%BB&amp;search=Go" rel="nofollow">http://www.yellowbridge.com/chinese/wordsearch.php?searchMode=C&amp;dialect=M&amp;word=%E5%8E%BB&amp;search=Go</a></p>

<p>To go somewhere</p>

<p>我去海边 (Wǒ qù hǎibiān) I'm going to the beach (with no description of how you're getting there... are you walking （走路）? are you driving (开车)? are you running (跑步)?) </p>

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<p>走： <a href="http://www.yellowbridge.com/chinese/wordsearch.php?searchMode=C&amp;word=%E8%B5%B0&amp;search=Go&amp;dialect=M" rel="nofollow">http://www.yellowbridge.com/chinese/wordsearch.php?searchMode=C&amp;word=%E8%B5%B0&amp;search=Go&amp;dialect=M</a></p>

<p>To walk, to run, to move (vehicles), to leave</p>

<p>我走到海边去了 （Wǒ zǒu dào hǎibiān qùle） I walked to the beach (where 走 specifies you walked there, paired with 到 to represent the destination)</p>

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user3871
<p>I think they both mean "to go" -- is that right? </p>

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Please provide more context or show research effort, otherwise this is a dictionary lookup question, which is not a good question. Generally, 去 means 'go' as opposed to 'come'. 走 means 'go' as opposed to 'stop'.
NS.X.
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Alan, welcome to Chinese.SE. For future reference, please provide more context and/or steps you've taken to solve your question before asking it.
user3871
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This question is off-topic because it is a general reference question and doesn't clearly state where you are having difficulty understanding the difference between these two words.
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What's the difference between 去 and 走？
# What's the difference between 去 and 走？

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-07-14)

I think they both mean "to go" -- is that right?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Please provide more context or show research effort, otherwise this is a dictionary lookup question, which is not a good question. Generally, 去 means 'go' as opposed to 'come'. 走 means 'go' as opposed to 'stop'.  
> **username_2**: Alan, welcome to Chinese.SE. For future reference, please provide more context and/or steps you've taken to solve your question before asking it.  
> **username_3**: This question is off-topic because it is a general reference question and doesn't clearly state where you are having difficulty understanding the difference between these two words.  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_4 on 2013-07-15. Score: 2

去 means that you want to go to somewhere which is your aim.
走 It's just a kind of way to go to somewhere,you can walk(走),run,take a plane to it.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2013-07-15. Score: 2

<http://www.yellowbridge.com/> provides great explanations on usage, etymology, and other aspects that will help you break down each character so you can understand the differences.

去：<http://www.yellowbridge.com/chinese/wordsearch.php?searchMode=C&dialect=M&word=%E5%8E%BB&search=Go>

To go somewhere

我去海边 (Wǒ qù hǎibiān) I'm username_3 to the beach (with no description of how you're getting there... are you walking （走路）? are you driving (开车)? are you running (跑步)?)

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走： <http://www.yellowbridge.com/chinese/wordsearch.php?searchMode=C&word=%E8%B5%B0&search=Go&dialect=M>

To walk, to run, to move (vehicles), to leave

我走到海边去了 （Wǒ zǒu dào hǎibiān qùle） I walked to the beach (where 走 specifies you walked there, paired with 到 to represent the destination)


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