Usages of el mar
Me gusta nadar en el mar cuando hace buen tiempo.
I like to swim in the sea when the weather is good.
Nadar en el mar puede ser una experiencia inolvidable.
Swimming in the sea can be an unforgettable experience.
Me gusta disfrutar del mar tanto como del parque.
I like to enjoy the sea as much as the park.
La ola está en el mar.
The wave is in the sea.
Yo descanso en la orilla del mar.
I rest on the shore of the sea.
Cada mañana, yo pesco en el mar.
Every morning, I fish in the sea.
Yo navego en el mar.
I sail on the sea.
El delfín nada en el mar.
The dolphin swims in the sea.
El pescador descansa en la orilla del mar.
The fisherman rests on the shore of the sea.
La concha está en la orilla del mar.
The shell is on the shore of the sea.
Un tiburón nada rápido en el mar.
A shark swims fast in the sea.
Hoy el mar está muy tranquilo.
Today the sea is very calm.
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