Golf

I like playing golf.

This is an example of expressing likes and dislikes. 'Me gusta' means 'I like' and 'jugar al golf' means 'playing golf'.

I am learning to play golf.

This is an example of using the present continuous verb tense for ongoing actions. 'Estoy aprendiendo' translates to 'I am learning' and 'a jugar golf' means 'to play golf'.

Golf is an interesting sport.

This is a simple sentence describing something. 'El golf' is 'Golf', 'es' is 'is' and 'un deporte interesante' translates to 'an interesting sport'.

Let's play golf this weekend.

This is an example of suggesting an activity. 'Vamos a' is a common way to suggest an activity, meaning 'let's'. 'Jugar golf' means 'play golf' and 'este fin de semana' translates to 'this weekend'.

My brother plays golf every day.

This sentence describes a habitual action. 'Mi hermano' is 'my brother', 'juega golf' is 'plays golf' and 'todos los días' translates to 'every day'.

We played golf under the bright sun.

This is a past tense sentence. 'Jugamos al golf' translates to 'we played golf' and 'bajo el sol brillante' means 'under the bright sun'.

I will practice golf tomorrow.

This sentence uses the future tense. 'Practicaré' translates to 'I will practice', 'golf' is 'golf' and 'mañana' means 'tomorrow'.

Golf requires patience and precision.

This sentence expresses the requirements of playing golf. 'El golf requiere' means 'golf requires' and 'paciencia y precisión' translates to 'patience and precision'.

Do you know how to play golf?

This sentence is an example of asking a question. '¿Sabes jugar' translates to 'do you know how to play' and 'golf?' is simply 'golf?'

The golf ball is small.

This sentence uses the basic 'ser' verb for descriptions. 'La pelota de golf' means 'the golf ball', 'es' is 'is' and 'pequeña' translates to 'small'.