couplet

'Copla' is a term used in Spanish language, which refers to a form of poetry or a verse of a song. It is more commonly associated with the traditional musical or lyrical composition of Spain, consisting typically of four verses, with each verse comprising four lines. Although it is often considered synonymous to song or verse, it has a more profound cultural implication in the Spanish literature and music. 'Copla' does not have a direct English translation, but it may loosely be interpreted in English as a 'stanza' or 'quartet'.

Example sentences using: copla

Me gusta la copla andaluza.

I like Andalusian couplet.

This phrase indicates a personal preference towards the Andalusian style of couplet which is a form of Spanish folk music, distinguished by elements from flamenco music.

La copla es una forma de poesía.

The couplet is a form of poetry.

This sentence is describing that couplet, in general, is a type or form of poetry where two lines usually rhyme and have the same meter.

Vamos a escribir una copla para la tarea de español.

Let’s write a couplet for the Spanish homework.

This sentence is suggesting to write a couplet as part of Spanish homework. It could be part of a learning exercise where students need to write a traditional Spanish couplet.