la granja

Usages of la granja

En el campo visitaremos una granja con ovejas y vacas tranquilas.
In the countryside we will visit a farm with calm sheep and cows.
El dueño de la granja usa un tractor grande, así que tenemos que ir con cuidado en la carretera.
The owner of the farm uses a big tractor, so we have to be careful on the road.
Cuando lleguemos a la granja, mi hermana ya habrá hecho muchas fotos del campo.
When we arrive at the farm, my sister will already have taken many photos of the countryside.
La cabaña de la granja es de madera y huele a chimenea.
The cabin on the farm is made of wood and smells of the fireplace.
La dueña de la granja está muy agradecida porque todos los invitados ayudan a recoger la mesa.
The (female) owner of the farm is very grateful because all the guests help to clear the table.
En la granja, mi prima aprende a cuidar ovejas y vacas todos los días.
On the farm, my cousin learns to take care of sheep and cows every day.
La dueña de la granja agradece la ayuda de la familia.
The owner of the farm appreciates the family's help.
Desde el tejado de la granja vemos un molino antiguo junto a los nuevos molinos de viento.
From the farm roof we see an old mill next to the new windmills.
Hasta que deje de maullar la gata de la granja, mi hija no quiere entrar en el establo.
Until the farm cat stops meowing, my daughter does not want to go into the stable.
Al final del día, mi hija dice que merece la pena madrugar si puede volver a la granja y ayudar a la granjera.
At the end of the day, my daughter says that it is worth getting up early if she can go back to the farm and help the female farmer.
Mi hija quiere acariciar al conejo en la granja.
My daughter wants to pet the rabbit on the farm.
A mi hija le gusta mirar el molino de viento desde la granja.
My daughter likes to look at the windmill from the farm.
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