cantar

Usages of cantar

Yo canto en la mañana.
I sing in the morning.
Ella canta muy bien.
She sings very well.
Canto cada mañana.
I sing every morning.
¿Comprendes la canción que estoy cantando ahora?
Do you understand the song that I am singing now?
Mi hermana canta una nueva canción en el parque.
My sister is singing a new song in the park.
Él canta una canción nueva.
He sings a new song.
Nos vamos a divertir mucho en la fiesta si bailamos y cantamos juntos.
We are going to have a lot of fun at the party if we dance and sing together.
He notado que él canta muy bien.
I have noticed that he sings very well.
Mi hermana se atrevió a cantar en la fiesta y todos la aplaudieron.
My sister dared to sing at the party, and everyone applauded her.
Nuestros amigos cantan juntos.
Our friends sing together.
Mi madre canta en casa.
My mother sings at home.
Me sorprende lo musical que es su voz cuando canta.
I am surprised by how musical their voice is when they sing.
En la feria hay un coro de niñas y niños que canta canciones tradicionales.
At the fair there is a choir of girls and boys that sings traditional songs.
Mi tía canta en un coro de adultos y debería invitarte a su próximo concierto.
My aunt sings in an adult choir and she should invite you to her next concert.
Mi abuela canta en la misa del domingo y eso la hace muy feliz.
My grandmother sings at Sunday mass and that makes her very happy.
En el valle escucho a un pájaro cantar mientras una mariposa se posa en mi mano.
In the valley I hear a bird sing while a butterfly lands on my hand.
En el coro de la iglesia, un amigo toca el saxofón mientras mi tía canta.
In the church choir, a friend plays the saxophone while my aunt sings.
Cantamos feliz cumpleaños al abuelo.
We sing Happy Birthday to Grandpa.
El artista invitado canta antes del artista principal.
The guest artist sings before the headlining artist.
El artista invitado canta con el vocalista.
The guest artist sings with the vocalist.
El telonero canta antes del artista principal.
The opening act sings before the headlining artist.
El guitarrista canta con el telonero.
The guitarist sings with the opening act.
El telonero canta; sin embargo, no llega nadie.
The opening act sings; however, nobody arrives.
No es que cante el guitarrista, sino que canta el telonero.
It is not that the guitarist is singing, but rather that the opening act is.
No es que cante la multitud, sino que pide un bis.
It is not that the crowd is singing, but rather that it asks for an encore.
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Spanish verbs change form based on the subject, tense, and mood. Regular verbs follow predictable patterns depending on whether they end in ‑ar, ‑er, or ‑ir. For example, "hablar" (to speak) becomes "hablo" (I speak), "hablas" (you speak), and "habla" (he/she speaks) in the present tense.

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