coche

This is my car

In this sentence, 'Este' means 'This', 'es' means 'is', 'mi' means 'my' and 'coche' is Spanish for 'car'. Hence, the sentence translates to 'This is my car' in English

The car is red

The word 'El' translates to 'The', 'coche' is 'car', 'es' means 'is' and 'rojo' is 'red'. So, the sentence 'El coche es rojo' translates to 'The car is red' in English

Your car is very fast

'Tu' means 'Your', 'coche' is 'car', 'es' translates to 'is', 'muy' is 'very' and 'rápido' means 'fast'. So, the sentence means 'Your car is very fast' in English

I need a car

In Spanish, 'Necesito' means 'I need', 'un' is 'a' and 'coche' translates to 'car'. Thus, 'Necesito un coche' means 'I need a car' in English

The car is dirty

The word 'El' translates to 'The', 'coche' is 'car', 'está' means 'is' and 'sucio' is 'dirty'. Hence, the sentence 'El coche está sucio' translates to 'The car is dirty' in English

She has a new car

'Ella' is the Spanish word for 'She', 'tiene' means 'has', 'un' is 'a', 'coche' is 'car' and 'nuevo' is 'new'. So, 'Ella tiene un coche nuevo' translates to 'She has a new car' in English

That car is expensive

In this example, 'Ese' translates to 'That', 'coche' is 'car', 'es' is 'is' and 'caro' means 'expensive'. So, the Spanish phrase 'Ese coche es caro' means 'That car is expensive' in English

The car is in the garage

'El' means 'The', 'coche' is Spanish for 'car', 'está' translates to 'is', 'en' means 'in', and 'el garaje' is 'the garage'. Hence, 'El coche está en el garaje' translates to 'The car is in the garage' in English

I want to buy a car

'Quiero' is 'I want', 'comprar' means 'to buy', 'un' is 'a' and 'coche' translates to 'car' in English. So, the entire sentence 'Quiero comprar un coche' translates to 'I want to buy a car' in English

I go to work by car

'Voy' is 'I go', 'en' is translated as 'by', 'coche' means 'car', 'al' is a contraction for 'a el' translating to 'to the' and 'trabajo' means 'work'. Therefore, the whole sentence means 'I go to work by car'