canta
/ˈkanta/, [ˈkãn̪.t̪a]sing, sings
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Un hombre joven canta frente a la puerta.
A young man is singing in front of the door.
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Tom nunca canta en público.
Tom never sings in public.
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Ella canta bien, sin lugar a dudas, pero no sabe actuar.
She sings well, to be sure, but she can't act.
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¿Quién de ellos canta mejor?
Which of them can sing better?
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Me quedaré aquí sentado mientras él canta.
I'll be sitting here while he's singing.
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Él canta bien.
He is good at singing.
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Tom a veces canta en francés.
Tom sometimes sings in French.
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Por favor, canta la canción otra vez.
Sing the song once more, please.
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Tom canta.
Tom is singing.
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"Yo te amo" es el título de la mayoría de las canciones que cualquiera canta en su vida.
"I love you" is the title of the majority of songs that anybody sings in their life.
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El gallo canta.
The rooster crows.
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El ave canta alegremente en la jaula.
The bird in the cage is singing happily.
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Mary canta en el coro de la iglesia.
Mary sings in the church choir.
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Ella canta y baila muy bien.
She sings and dances very well.
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Todo aquello que es demasiado tonto para ser dicho, se canta.
Anything that is too stupid to be spoken is sung.
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Tom no canta muy bien.
Tom doesn't sing very well.
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Mi hermana menor canta muy bien.
My youngest sister sings very well.
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Ella canta como un ángel.
She sings like an angel.
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Ella canta bien.
She sings well.
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Mary no canta muy bien.
Mary doesn't sing very well.
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