nadar

I like to swim in the sea.

This sentence is talking about a personal preference for an activity, which is 'swimming in the sea'. 'Me gusta' means 'I like', 'nadar' means 'to swim' and 'en el mar' means 'in the sea'.

Do you know how to swim?

The phrase '¿Sabes nadar?' is asking if the person knows how to swim. 'Sabes' is the second person singular form of the verb 'saber', which means 'to know'. 'nadar' is the infinitive form of the verb 'to swim'.

They are going to swim in the pool.

The sentence 'Ellos van a nadar en la piscina' is in the future tense. 'Ellos' means 'they', 'van a' is the construction to form the near future, 'nadar' is 'to swim' and 'en la piscina' is 'in the pool'.

Swimming is good for health.

This phrase suggests that the act of swimming is beneficial for health. 'Es bueno' means 'is good', 'para' means 'for', and 'la salud' means 'health'.

I cannot swim.

This sentence indicates an inability to perform an action, in this case, to swim. 'No puedo' means 'I cannot' and 'nadar' means to 'swim'.

Do you like to swim in the pool or in the sea?

A question asking for personal preferences about where to swim. '¿Te gusta?' means 'do you like?', 'nadar' means 'to swim', the conjunction 'o' means 'or'.

Swimming can be fun.

This sentence expresses the possibility that swimming could be enjoyable. 'Puede ser' means 'can be', and 'divertido' means 'fun'.

We are going to swim every day.

An expression of future action. 'Vamos a' means 'we are going to', 'nadar' is 'to swim', 'todos los días' is 'every day'.

She is learning to swim.

The sentence is in the present continuous tense which means it's an action happening right now. 'Está aprendiendo' means 'is learning', 'a nadar' means 'to swim'.

I would like to learn how to swim.

This phrase expresses a wish or desire. 'Me gustaría' means 'I would like to', 'aprender a' means 'to learn' and 'nadar' is 'to swim'.