cantar
/kanˈtaɾ/, [kãn̪ˈt̪aɾ]sing, to sing
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Ven a cantar conmigo.
Come sing with me.
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Tom podía cantar muy bien cuando era niño.
Tom could sing quite well when he was a child.
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Deja de cantar, por favor.
Please stop singing!
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Ella le oyó cantar.
She heard him sing.
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A Tom le gusta cantar.
Tom likes singing.
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Tom adora cantar.
Tom loves singing.
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Empieza a cantar.
Start singing.
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A Tom se le da bien cantar.
Tom is good at singing.
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Él puede cantar mejor que cualquiera de nosotros.
He can sing better than any of us.
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Él me hizo cantar.
He made me sing.
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¿Alguna vez la has oído cantar en el escenario?
Have you ever heard her sing on the stage?
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Ellos me forzaron a cantar una canción.
They forced me to sing a song.
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Solo quiero oírte cantar una vez más.
I just want to hear you sing one more time.
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Puedo cantar.
I can sing.
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Él puede cantar.
He can sing.
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Eric ha empezado a cantar.
Eric has begun to sing.
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Desafortunadamente, los elefantes no pueden cantar bien.
Unfortunately, elephants can't sing well.
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Betty podría cantar mejor.
Betty could sing better.
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Tom sí que puede cantar.
Tom sure can sing.
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Las aves comenzaron a cantar por la mañana.
In the morning, the birds started to sing.
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