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I am studying the difference between Passant and Fußgänger.

I have two hypotheses:

Fußgänger is a person who is walking on foot. Both Passant and Fußgänger can be used to refer to a person walking on a sidewalk.
Fußgänger is a person who is walking on foot. Passant can be used to refer to a person walking on a sidewalk.

(I was told these two ideas by two different natives, so I am pretty confused now)

What is the difference between themthen?

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Passant, Fußgänger, difference Difference between ‘Passant’ and ‘Fußgänger’

I am studying the difference between PassantPassant and Fußgänger.Fußgänger.

I have two hypothesishypotheses:

hypothesis 1: Fußgänger is a person who is walking on foot. Both Passant and Fußgänger can be used to refer to a person walking on a sidewalk.

hypothesis 2: Fußgänger is a person who is walking on foot. Passant can be used to refer to a person walking on a sidewalk.

Fußgänger is a person who is walking on foot. Both Passant and Fußgänger can be used to refer to a person walking on a sidewalk.

Fußgänger is a person who is walking on foot. Passant can be used to refer to a person walking on a sidewalk.

What is the difference between them?

Thank you.

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Passant, Fußgänger, difference

I am studying the difference between Passant and Fußgänger.

I have two hypothesis:

hypothesis 1: Fußgänger is a person who is walking on foot. Both Passant and Fußgänger can be used to refer to a person walking on a sidewalk.

hypothesis 2: Fußgänger is a person who is walking on foot. Passant can be used to refer to a person walking on a sidewalk.

What is the difference between them?

Thank you.

vocabulary