cantar
/kanˈtaɾ/, [kãn̪ˈt̪aɾ]sing, to sing
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Ella paró de cantar la canción.
She stopped singing the song.
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Tom puede cantar unas pocas canciones en francés.
Tom can sing a few French songs.
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Los pájaros solían cantar en los árboles.
The birds used to sing in the trees.
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¿Oyes cantar a los pájaros?
Do you hear the birds singing?
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Hablan sobre lo que van a cantar.
They are talking about what they will sing.
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Ella empezó a cantar.
She began to sing.
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Nunca le hemos oído cantar esa canción.
We have never heard him sing the song.
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Ella puede cantar.
She can sing.
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Ella nos enseñó a cantar.
She taught us singing.
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Son capaces de cantar.
They're able to sing.
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Comience a cantar.
Start singing.
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Prometo no cantar.
I promise not to sing.
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Sólo un verdadero artista consiente a cantar para su cena, porque sabe que de esa manera sabrá mejor.
Only a true artist would agree to sing for his supper because he knows it would taste better that way.
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Tom le dio diez mil dólares a un famoso cantante para que viniera al restaurante a cantar el "cumpleaños feliz".
Tom gave a famous singer ten thousand dollars to come to the restaurant to sing "Happy Birthday."
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No fue tampoco coser y cantar.
It hasn't been a piece of cake either.
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¿Les gusta oír música o cantar canciones?
Do you like listening to music or singing songs?
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A él le gusta cantar en la bañera.
He likes to sing in the bathtub.
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Nunca le he escuchado cantar.
I never heard him sing.
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Tom nunca ha oído cantar a Mary.
Tom has never heard Mary sing.
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No puede cantar.
He can't sing.
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