nadar
/naˈdaɾ/, [naˈð̞aɾ]swim, to swim
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Yo sabía cómo nadar.
I knew how to swim.
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Él dijo que podía nadar bien.
He said he could swim well.
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Tom aprendió a nadar cuando tenía tres años.
Tom learned how to swim when he was three.
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Él es capaz de nadar como un pez.
He is able to swim like a fish.
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Sabe nadar tan rápido como su hermano.
She can swim as fast as her brother.
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Mi padre sabe nadar, pero mi madre no.
My father can swim, but my mother can't.
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Te explicaré cómo nadar.
I'll tell you how to swim.
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Prohibido nadar en esta zona.
This is a no-swimming zone.
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Yo solía nadar en este río.
I used to swim in this river.
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Le enseñé a nadar.
I taught him how to swim.
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Prefiero ir a nadar.
I prefer to go swimming.
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De hecho, él no puede nadar bien.
In fact, he can't swim well.
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¿Puedes nadar tan rápido como él?
Can you swim as fast as he can?
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Mary sabe nadar.
Mary can swim.
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Él pudo nadar lo suficientemente rápido para pasar la prueba.
He could swim fast enough to pass the test.
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Puedes nadar.
You may swim.
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Tu hermana no puede nadar bien, ¿verdad?
Your sister cannot swim well, can she?
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Yo sé nadar, pero no me gusta nadar en el río.
I know how to swim, but I don't like to swimming in the river.
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Ojalá fuera capaz de nadar.
I wish I could swim.
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Nadar es mi pasatiempo.
Swimming is my hobby.
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