cine

We are going to the cinema tonight.

This is a simple sentence showing an intention of going to the cinema using the verb 'vamos', which means 'we go' in Spanish. Cine translates to either 'cinema' or 'movie theater' in English.

I like to watch movies at the cinema.

This is a simple way of expressing personal preference for an activity, here being watching movies. Me gusta translates as 'I like' and ver películas en el cine as 'watching movies in the cinema'.

I bought tickets for the cinema.

This sentence is a simple past tense expression of purchasing cinema tickets. Compré translates to 'I bought' in English.

The cinema was full.

This is a past tense expression indicating that the cinema was crowded. Lleno translates to 'full' in English.

The cinema opens at six.

This sentence uses the verb abre (opens), to tell the opening time of the cinema. It's a good example of how to express time in Spanish.

The cinema closes at eleven.

This example shows how to express the closing time of a place in Spanish. Cierra is the verb that stands for 'closes'.

I want to go to the cinema.

This is a basic expression of desire or intention using the verb 'quiero' which means 'I want'.

The cinema is far away.

This sentence denotes distance, using the phrase está lejos, which translates to 'is far away' in English.

The cinema is nearby.

It's a simple sentence to describe proximity using the term está cerca, which means 'is nearby' in English.

When are we going to the cinema?

This is a basic question in Spanish using the verb 'vamos' ('we go') to inquire about the time of a future event.