Plain sentence

"me gusta caminar con tu"
does this sentence sound right tou you or not? I'm confused.

Would you like to go for a walk, go on a date, or go steady? I'd think you'd want to make that real clear upfront.

ow thought it said; I like to walk with you.
But then how do you say this?
thanks

I'm not the specialist in Spanish here,
but I think it should be :
me gusta caminar contigo...

You’re right Frank it’s contigo for “with you” and conmigo for “with me”.

It's not a trap. I was just being sure you were not saying "go with you" which really is a big trap in English. I think they would understand you just fine just like that. But my teacher speaks up if I fail to use "contigo" for "with you".

(Edited): Oops.

Did we all three post the same thing at the same time?