alquilar un bungaló
rent a bungalow
The Spanish phrase 'alquilar un bungaló' translates to 'rent a bungalow' in English. The verb 'alquilar' means to rent and 'un bungaló' refers to a bungalow, which is a type of single-story house. This phrase might be used in a context where someone is looking for holiday accommodations or a rental property.
Example sentences using: alquilar un bungaló
Voy a alquilar un bungaló para las vacaciones de verano.
I'm going to rent a bungalow for the summer holidays.
In this sentence, the speaker is stating their intention to rent a bungalow for the duration of their summer vacation. The verb 'voy a' (I'm going to) indicates a future action.
¿Podemos alquilar un bungaló en la playa?
Can we rent a bungalow on the beach?
In this question, the speaker is asking if it would be possible to rent a bungalow located on the beach. The modal verb 'podemos' (can we) is used to express possibility or make requests.
Durante nuestro viaje, decidimos alquilar un bungaló en lugar de una habitación de hotel.
During our trip, we decided to rent a bungalow instead of a hotel room.
In this instance, the speaker is sharing that they made the decision to rent a bungalow, rather than a hotel room, while on their trip. The verb 'decidimos' (we decided) is used to express a past decision.