stay in a bungalow
The Spanish phrase 'alojarse en un bungaló' translates to 'stay in a bungalow' in English. It can be used when talking about visiting, travelling or planning a vacation and deciding to stay in a small house or cottage, commonly known as a bungalow.
For our vacation, we want to stay in a bungalow near the beach.
This sentence expresses a desire or a plan for a future vacation. The main verb 'queremos' (we want) is used to show this intention.
My friend is going to stay in a bungalow for the entire summer.
This phrase acknowledges a future action (my friend is going to stay) that will take place 'during all the summer', emphasizing the duration of the action.
It is more expensive to stay in a bungalow than in a hotel.
This sentence uses comparative syntax to show a difference in cost between two options, staying in a bungalow versus staying in a hotel.