Hi, everybody. My name is Esther.
And in this video, I'm going to talk about the word ‘pedestrian’.
A pedestrian is somebody who is walking.
They might be walking on the street.
Or on the sidewalk where all the stores and restaurants are.
The sidewalk or pedestrians might be crossing the street on a crosswalk.
That's the section with the white lines where you have to go if you want to go to the other side.
So let's look at these example sentences.
“Don't hit the pedestrian.”
Okay.
So in Korea there are very many cars and drivers
and they have to be careful not to hit the people that are walking.
The pedestrians.
So "Don't hit the pedestrian."
The pedestrian crosses the crosswalk.
Again, the crosswalk is where the white lines are.
You have to walk there if you want to go to the other side.
The pedestrian crosses the crosswalk.
The last example is,
"There are many pedestrians on the sidewalk."
Remember, ‘sidewalk’ is the area next to the street where pedestrians should walk.
It's safer, right?
So "There are many pedestrians on the sidewalk."
Okay. And so that's how we use ‘pedestrian’.
Remember, it means somebody who's walking.
Okay. That's all.
Thank you. Bye.