guitarra

I have a guitar.

This phrase is an example of possessing something in Spanish. 'Yo tengo' means 'I have' followed by the object of the sentence 'una guitarra'- 'a guitar.'

Do you know how to play the guitar?

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She is learning to play the guitar.

This Spanish phrase is in the present continuous tense and expresses an ongoing action happening now. 'Ella' means 'she', 'está aprendiendo' means 'is learning', 'a tocar' means 'to play', and 'la guitarra' means 'the guitar.'

The guitar is a musical instrument.

This is a basic sentence construction which states a fact. 'La guitarra' is 'the guitar' and 'es un instrumento musical' is 'is a musical instrument.'

I like your guitar.

'Me gusta' is a way to express 'I like' in Spanish. 'Tu guitarra' means 'your guitar.' This phrase implies that you enjoy the appearance or the sound of someone else's guitar.

The sound of the guitar is beautiful.

This Spanish phrase describes something. 'El sonido de' is 'The sound of', 'la guitarra' is 'the guitar' and 'es hermoso' is 'is beautiful.' This phrase praises the sound of a guitar.

My brother plays the guitar in a band.

This sentence talks about a habitual action. 'Mi hermano' is 'My brother', 'toca la guitarra' is 'plays the guitar', and 'en una banda' is 'in a band.'

Juan's guitar is out of tune.

This sentence states a condition of something. 'La guitarra de Juan' is 'Juan's guitar' and 'está desafinada' is 'is out of tune'. It suggests that Juan's guitar needs tuning.

I bought a new guitar.

The phrase 'He comprado' is an example of the present perfect tense in Spanish, equivalent to 'I have bought.' 'Una guitarra nueva' means 'a new guitar.'

I need new strings for my guitar.

This phrase shows a need or requirement. 'Necesito' translates to 'I need', 'nuevas cuerdas' to 'new strings', 'para mi guitarra' to 'for my guitar'. It captures the speaker's need for replacing their guitar strings.