Usages of el jardín
El viento mueve las flores en el jardín.
The wind moves the flowers in the garden.
Las flores en el jardín son muy bonitas.
The flowers in the garden are very pretty.
La barrera natural de árboles hace que el jardín sea muy tranquilo.
The natural barrier of trees makes the garden very peaceful.
Mañana plantaré espinaca en el jardín de la escuela.
Tomorrow I will plant spinach in the school garden.
Voy a plantar flores en el jardín de mi casa.
I am going to plant flowers in the garden of my house.
Una rosa roja crece en el jardín.
A red rose grows in the garden.
Recojo semillas de rosas en el jardín de mi casa.
I collect rose seeds in the garden of my house.
Mañana quiero sembrar flores en el jardín.
Tomorrow I want to plant flowers in the garden.
Las abejas del jardín son importantes para las flores, aunque a veces no las soportamos cerca.
The bees in the garden are important for the flowers, although sometimes we can’t stand them nearby.
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